Kagaz - Organizer that’s browser-first & syncs to your Google Drive

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Kagaz.co is a fast personal organizer for notes, Kanban boards, code snippets, bookmarks, tables, and tasks. Local-first by design: data stays on your device, with optional Google Drive sync and one-click JSON export.

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Hey ProductHunt! I am Calamite, maker of Kagaz.co 👋 Kagaz means "Paper" in Hindi. ☺️ I built Kagaz because I wanted a lightweight place for personal planning, without the friction of heavy tools. It brings notes, Kanban boards, tasks, code snippets, bookmarks, and tables into a single fast workspace. Kagaz is local-first, so your data stays on your device by default. Need backup or continuity across devices? You can optionally connect Google Drive or use JSON export/import anytime. Kagaz has not backend and data stays either in browser or on your Google drive. It also works offline and is installable as a PWA. ✅ Features 📝 Rich text notes 📌 Kanban boards ✅ Task lists 💻 Code snippets 🔖 Bookmark manager 📊 Tables 🗂️ Sidebar page grouping 📍 Pin important pages 🗄️ Archive pages 🔒 Screen/page lock 🎨 Multiple themes ☁️ Optional Google Drive sync 📦 JSON export/import backup 💻 Installable + offline-ready (PWA) ✅ How Kagaz is different - Notion: lighter and faster for personal use, with less setup and workspace overhead. - Trello: includes Kanban, plus notes, tasks, snippets, bookmarks, and tables in one place. - Evernote: goes beyond note-taking with boards, tasks, and table workflows. - Google Docs + Sheets + Keep: combines these everyday workflows into one unified app. - Airtable: supports lightweight tables without database-level complexity. ✅ Privacy first - Unlike many cloud-first tools, Kagaz is local-first: your data stays in your browser by default, with optional Google Drive sync and JSON export. Would love your feedback. What feels useful, what’s missing, and what I should build next 🙏