I built it after a long research project where my work was spread across a task app, a reference manager, Drive folders, spreadsheets and notes from supervision meetings. Keeping them in sync took almost as much time as the research itself.
I m curious how others handle it:
What tools do you use today? Notion, Trello, Zotero, spreadsheets, paper?
What s the hardest part to keep organized? Deadlines, sources, feedback from your supervisor, or working with co-authors?
If you supervise students or run a research group: how do you follow their progress without asking for status reports?
Kanban Pesquisa is a Kanban board built for academic research. Instead of juggling a task app, a reference manager, Drive folders and meeting notes, everything lives in one project shared with your supervisor and team: research stages with deadlines, references added by DOI, citations in APA, Chicago, ABNT, AMA and Vancouver, meeting minutes and decisions, and a project budget. Simple for first-time Kanban users, in English and Portuguese. Free plan, no card needed.
