Nullboard
11 likes
Nullboard is a light minimalist kanban, specifically designed to be compact, readable and quick in use.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Minimalistic
Features
- Works Offline
- Kanban Board
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triggerflo added Nullboard as alternative to TriggerFlo
eluzja added Nullboard as alternative to Takma and ToDo for Windows
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What is Nullboard?
Nullboard is a light minimalist kanban, specifically designed to be compact, readable and quick in use.
All data is stored locally. The app itself can be used in a completely offline fashion, by simply opening a local copy of it in a browser.
Nullboard information
Developed by
Alexander Pankratov Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Rating
Average rating of 4.2Alternatives
145 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Office & ProductivityGitHub repository
- 4,145 Stars
- 284 Forks
- 50 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Very painless installation (drag-n-drop on my server), cloudless (localstorage-browser history only, backups possible +automation on Windows...) . UI is easy, options are here, darkmod, font-choise...
I’d prefer a standalone application instead of a web page, but apart from that, Nullboard has actually all I need.
Automatic backups are possible under Linux, too and they work fine. Also the manual backup/export is easy to handle.
You could even change the appearance to suit your taste with a little CSS.
I like the feature, that you can drag the cards to another place, so it's easy to move completed tasks to “DONE”, or whatever you want to call the category.
I haven’t tried this program on my mobile phone, but I need it only on my home computer anyway. Therefore, I am very satisfied.
No mobile (touch) support :(
Very lightweight and straightforward. It could use being its own app instead of an http file for performance issues, but it's already very efficient at what it does.