An easy to use personal Kanban board. Have you ever felt like you need a Scrum or Kanban board just to keep track of your personal commitments, but all available tools are to team oriented or time consuming? Then PrioriTask could be the app for you.
I came up with this idea when my partner studied at the university. She ended up with a lots of ideas about topics to study further, things needing to be done but had no organizational skills. First a bought a white board for her and put it on the wall in her study room with 4 kolumns, Backlog, Todo, Doing and Done. It worked well until she started studying on the other floor, or we went to our summer house. I introduced her to established Scrum and Kanban apps but they proved to be to detailed and complicated for personal use, resulting in her not using them. She also needed help with prioritizing her tasks, so I came up with a way of doing that by looking at the time something takes to complete and the utility of completing it compared to other tasks.
It all boiled down to PrioriTask, a light weight personal Kanban app with a bit of influences from Scrum and Lean on top, but without the parts complicating the process.
PrioriTask sounds like a thoughtful and well-designed solution to a common problem—balancing productivity with simplicity. I love how it combines the structure of Kanban and Scrum, but without the unnecessary complexity that can turn people away from using those systems for personal projects. The added prioritization feature based on time and utility makes it even more practical for those juggling multiple tasks and projects.
This could be a game-changer for students, freelancers, or anyone looking for a lightweight tool to stay organized without being overwhelmed. Great job on creating something that truly fits the user’s needs!
Best of luck with the launch!
This looks fantastic, @marcus_friberg! PrioriTask seems like a perfect blend of simplicity and efficiency for personal task management. It's refreshing to see a Kanban tool that's tailored for individual use rather than team environments. The story behind its creation is really relatable and highlights the need for such a streamlined solution. I especially appreciate the prioritization feature based on task duration and utility—it's a smart way to keep things manageable and focused. Can't wait to give it a try and see how it can streamline my own commitments! Kudos on the launch! 🚀
Okay, this looks super useful! The prioritization feature is something I really need in my life. A couple of questions though -
- Can I set recurring tasks or is it only for one-off ones?
- Does it sync with Google Calendar or any other calendar apps?
Looking forward to seeing how it works!
@marcus_friberg PrioriTask's simplicity and task prioritization are great!
A quick "focus mode" could add even more value by highlighting the most urgent task.
Best of luck with the launch!
This looks super promising! 🙌 I love the idea of a lightweight Kanban board specifically for personal use. So many other tools are either too team-focused or way too complicated for just keeping my own life organized. The prioritization feature based on time and utility is genius! Definitely going to check this out - signed up for early access! 🚀
An interesting idea to explore for PrioriTask could be a mood mode or color coding that allows users to visualize their task load based on priority or stress level. It would give users an instant overview of how urgent their commitments are making the tool even more intuitive.
PrioriTask sounds like a fantastic idea for personal Kanban but I wonder how it stands out from similar tools like Trello or Todoist. What makes it truly unique for users seeking simplicity? It’s a crowded space and I’m curious how it plans to maintain that edge.
I've tried a lot of Kanban style tools, and PrioriTask definitely seems to focus on ease of use, which is awesome. But after a quick look I wonder if it might still feel a bit too simplistic for someone juggling more complex projects. A middle ground between simplicity and functionality would be ideal.
Congratulations on launching PrioriTask, @marcus_friberg! This tool looks like a lifesaver for anyone overwhelmed by their to-do lists. The mix of Kanban and scrum elements without the complexity is genius. How does PrioriTask handle recurring tasks or deadlines? Would love to see how it can fit into my daily workflow.
This is such a refreshing approach to personal task management. @marcus_friberg Does PrioriTask offer any integrations with popular apps like Google Calendar or To-Do? It would be awesome if it could seamlessly sync with existing workflows. Love the idea of simplifying Kanban for personal use.
Congrats, it's a great tool for personal management. Hopefully we will see more features in the future!
PrioriTask looks promising as a personal Kanban board. One feature that might take it to the next level could be the ability to set reminders or deadlines for tasks just in case we lose track of things. Keeping it simple is key, but having that extra nudge might enhance its functionality without adding complexity.
PrioriTask sounds like a great solution for personal task management! Love how you simplified Kanban for everyday use. Quick question - have you considered adding a mobile app version? It could be super handy for managing tasks on the go. Keep up the awesome work!
Hey Marcus,
I'm interested in the prioritization feature. Can you explain a bit more about how it calculates task priority?
Do you have any plans to add optional features for users who might want slightly more advanced capabilities, like time tracking or recurring tasks?
Congrats on the launch!
It’s always great to see tools that simplify personal productivity. A Kanban board that’s easy to use and focused on individuals rather than teams is exactly what a lot of people need. I’m excited to see how this will help many of us organize our commitments more efficiently. Best of luck
Congrats, @marcus_friberg ! PrioriTask sounds like a simple and effective way to manage personal tasks without the complexity of traditional tools. Can't wait to check it out!
Marcus Friberg