Kanban Board
NewA simple To Do / In Progress / Done task board saved in your browser, using dropdown-based column moves instead of drag-and-drop.
A lightweight Kanban board for tracking tasks through three simple stages — To Do, In Progress, and Done. Use the dropdown on each card to move it between columns; there's no drag-and-drop, which keeps the tool simple, fast, and keyboard-accessible. Tasks are saved in your browser's local storage automatically, so your board persists between visits without any account or server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why doesn't this Kanban board support drag-and-drop?
Dropdown-based column moves are simpler to build reliably, work identically on touch and desktop devices, and are naturally keyboard-accessible — drag-and-drop adds real complexity and accessibility concerns for a workflow that a two-click dropdown handles just as effectively.
What do the three columns represent?
"To Do" holds tasks you haven't started, "In Progress" holds tasks you're actively working on, and "Done" holds completed tasks — this is the classic minimal Kanban workflow used by teams following lean and agile project management practices.
Where is my board saved?
Entirely in your browser's local storage on this specific device and browser — there's no account, no server, and no syncing across devices, so your board will still be there next time you open the tool on the same browser, but not on a different one.
Is there a limit to how many tasks I can add?
No hard limit is enforced in the tool itself, though browser local storage typically caps out around a few megabytes — more than enough for a personal or small-team task list, but not intended to replace full-scale project management software.
Can I use this for a small team instead of just personal tasks?
It works fine for quick shared planning during a meeting (e.g. on a shared screen), but since data is stored locally per browser rather than synced to a server, it's best suited for individual use rather than true multi-person real-time collaboration.