I was on LinkedIn and a small business was saying that just to add 1 more user to their Asana plan they'd have to upgrade to a much more expensive plan. At first I commented and directed them to kanboard.org. It's easy to install... if you've installed web software before. Then I thought, why not offer an easy way for people to start a Kanboard.org powered kanboard without worrying about installation? Kantan is Japanese for simple/easy. The ban part of course comes from kanban, Japanese for signboard. So, Kantanban is a simple kanban tool (aka project management). Try it for free!
In a world where most web software launches are some type of AI powered this or that, sometimes with high prices, it's important to remember that people need basics too. PM tools like Asana are too expensive for small businesses. So, I took the open source kanboard.org software and created managed hosting for it. No need to know how to install or maintain Kanboard, and this tool has everything you need to manage multiple projects and team members.
