There will be a new one soon go to http://www.upstarthq.com and watch that space. Although Kanban is only part of the product, it’s actually going to be product development platform for bootstrapping startups. But the Kanban board and backlog features will likely be free.
Kanbanery also has the best iPhone/iPad app out now for mobile access.
swiftkanbanFebruary 24, 2012 at 9:38 am
You guys should checkout the new entrant Swift-Kanban as well, at http://www.swift-kanban.com. You’ll see our creativity and innovation, right from the website. Try it out and let us know what you feel.
Our users rate it as great tool for distributed teams. Also, we do regular releases based on user requests, so there is a great chance that you get something implemented for you.
I noticed that AgileZen has just been acquired by Rally, so will be interesting to see if it continues to exist in its own right or get rolled into Rally.
That’s right. The plan seems to keep it in its own right for now. Let’s see…
anonymousFebruary 24, 2012 at 10:49 am
AgileZen will remain a separate offering for the foreseeable future.
anonymousFebruary 24, 2012 at 10:52 am
LeanKit Kanban offers the most flexible board editor available – allowing nested vertical lanes and horizontal swimlanes. If you can draw it on a whiteboard, you can model it in LeanKit. And editing is all done in the board so it takes no time at all.
Customizable card colors, configurable icons for class of service, and gravatars for assigned team member(s) make critical work items jump out. Lanes turn red when WIP limits are exceeded.
In June we’ll add board cloning and an iPad app!
Check-out the site for a free trial or completely free account for up to 5 users.
smartQ has features AgileZen does have not: customized ticket fields, separate area for communication on each ticket and flexible user rights (linked to the columns).
Needless to say the custom fields is a killer feature.
Hey. I tried couple of kanban tools but was a bit disappointed because I had to combine couple of tools to get what I want but then the thinks start to develop a little so in my opinion try kanbanize.com and kanbantool.com. The first one is absolutely free and the other is free for 4 users and 2 board as I can remember.
Good luck!
Quote from @patrickdebois : "adapt #devops to your context or you might not survive"- quite the opposite of what the scrum alliance is doing
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personally, I recommend http://www.kanbantool.com. good way to organize your tasks as you need. high-quality service.
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There will be a new one soon go to http://www.upstarthq.com and watch that space. Although Kanban is only part of the product, it’s actually going to be product development platform for bootstrapping startups. But the Kanban board and backlog features will likely be free.
I’m using kanbanery, http://kanbanery.com for personal kanban and 1 project right now.
Kanbanery also has the best iPhone/iPad app out now for mobile access.
You guys should checkout the new entrant Swift-Kanban as well, at http://www.swift-kanban.com. You’ll see our creativity and innovation, right from the website. Try it out and let us know what you feel.
KanbanTool – surprisingly good tool for distributed teams, because of real-time updates. Probably the most intuitive tool I’ve tried so far.
You can also check our ABSOLUTELY FREE product – http://kanbanize.com/
Our users rate it as great tool for distributed teams. Also, we do regular releases based on user requests, so there is a great chance that you get something implemented for you.
Just try it
Sure there are:
* AgileZen: http://agilezen.com
* LeanKit Kanban: http://leankitkanban.com
* Flow: http://flow.io
And be big tools like VersionOne and Rally have Kanban boards too, AFAIK.
I noticed that AgileZen has just been acquired by Rally, so will be interesting to see if it continues to exist in its own right or get rolled into Rally.
That’s right. The plan seems to keep it in its own right for now. Let’s see…
AgileZen will remain a separate offering for the foreseeable future.
LeanKit Kanban offers the most flexible board editor available – allowing nested vertical lanes and horizontal swimlanes. If you can draw it on a whiteboard, you can model it in LeanKit. And editing is all done in the board so it takes no time at all.
Customizable card colors, configurable icons for class of service, and gravatars for assigned team member(s) make critical work items jump out. Lanes turn red when WIP limits are exceeded.
In June we’ll add board cloning and an iPad app!
Check-out the site for a free trial or completely free account for up to 5 users.
check smartQ (http://www.getsmartQ.com)
I’ve tried SmartQ, but I think AgileZen is better. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and it’s really help me see everything I need to do.
corrected link: http://getsmartq.com
smartQ has features AgileZen does have not: customized ticket fields, separate area for communication on each ticket and flexible user rights (linked to the columns).
Needless to say the custom fields is a killer feature.
I’m a big fan of trello.com
It was created by Joel Spolksy. It’s free. This is Joel’s intro to the product:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2011/09/13.html
You need to try it out, to get the full power of it.
Hey. I tried couple of kanban tools but was a bit disappointed because I had to combine couple of tools to get what I want but then the thinks start to develop a little so in my opinion try kanbanize.com and kanbantool.com. The first one is absolutely free and the other is free for 4 users and 2 board as I can remember.
Good luck!