The design of this project management tool is impressive. I love how a simple click on a feature instantly shows what's available in the Pro plan, making the upsell process smooth and unintrusive.
The UI is thoughtfully designed, highlighting the launch offer in a clean, green color and clearly marking upcoming features. This shows they've truly stepped up their UI game. The interface is intuitive, free of unnecessary clutter, and comes with a solid selection of templates.
While the limited customization options could make it complex for some users in the long run, the tool's focus on a clean UI and UX makes it an excellent choice for straightforward project management. It's a product I'm excited to keep using! I'll update my comment since I've only used Notion and a few other tools. Notion works pretty well for me, though!
A few months ago I soft-launched Kan on Hacker News and Reddit and was blown away by the response. Thousands of people, like me, were fed up with Trello and looking for a modern open-source alternative.
When it launched in 2011, Trello’s carefully designed simplicity felt almost magical. But over time (and acquisitions) it lost its way and grew into something closer to “Jira Lite”. Kan is our attempt to recapture that original magic, in open source.
Since the soft launch we’ve been hard at work shipping new features, fixing bugs, and carefully listening to feedback. I’m very excited to finally be launching on Product Hunt!
Kan is completely free for individual use with no limits - unlimited boards, lists, and cards. For team collaboration, you can upgrade to a team plan for $7.50/month per seat (with promo PH25). Or for a limited time, get unlimited seats (yes, really unlimited) with a Pro workspace for just $29/month, and you’ll get a unique custom URL (like https://kan.bn/kan).
We’d love for you to try it out and share your feedback!
🚀 Roadmap → https://kan.bn/kan/roadmap
📰 Fast Company → https://www.fastcompany.com/9137...
💬 Hacker News → https://news.ycombinator.com/ite...
👥 Reddit → https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhos...
i like it, good work. my genuine concern is longevity of the platform because with my todos, i like them to keep track of them for a long time. perhaps you could build in some kind mechanism so users can export back to Trello?
Cheers! @alexthegoodman
It's a valid concern and I fully intend to add an export functionality in the near future. It's on the roadmap -> https://kan.bn/kan/roadmap/4r9w0963pzxf