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4ga Boards is a realtime web-based kanban system for project and task management. Its documented hierarchy is projects, boards, lists, cards, and tasks, with collapsible lists, filtering and rearranging, multitasking tools, an advanced Markdown editor, shortcuts, and realtime updates without page reloads. It supports shared work through SSO login options and board collaboration features.

The project can be run under user control with Docker Compose, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, or a manual installation. The README also documents importing boards from Trello, exporting and importing boards, backup and restore scripts, PostgreSQL configuration, and a hosted professional option. It is released under the MIT license.

Ticky is a Kanban-style task-management system for personal use and team collaboration. Users can group boards into projects, create configurable columns, and create, edit, filter, and drag cards between columns. Cards support subtasks, deadlines, labels, priorities, attachments, comments, linked cards, activity tracking, reminders, time tracking, snoozing, repeating, and completion progress.

The application includes user and project or board-level access management, an admin panel, email notifications, search, dark mode, responsive design, Trello board import, and board cloning for templates. It is distributed under the MIT license and can run fully offline. Deployment is documented through Docker Compose with a MySQL database, or through a manual .NET setup.

Worklenz is an open-source project management platform for planning, executing, and monitoring projects. Teams can create projects and tasks, set priorities and due dates, track progress through list, board, and Gantt views, use templates, and collaborate through comments and file sharing.

The platform documents resource planning, workload balancing, visual scheduling, time tracking, budgets and costs, analytics, reporting, team utilization, project profitability, and a client portal. It can be used through Worklenz Cloud or deployed under user control with Docker, Docker Compose, or manual installation using React, Express, PostgreSQL, Redis, and object storage.

Kanri is a cross-platform desktop Kanban board designed for simple, offline task and project organization. Users create boards with customizable columns and cards, then add rich-text descriptions, subtasks, due dates, and tags. Themes and board background images provide additional customization, while keyboard shortcuts support board navigation.

The application stores data locally in a single JSON file and requires no internet connection or account. It supports basic Trello import and granular or full exports for backups. Installers are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with macOS installation also available through Homebrew. The repository documents Tauri-based development and production build commands.

Nextcloud Deck is a kanban-style organization tool for personal planning and project organization in teams. Users add tasks to cards, arrange them on boards, add Markdown notes, labels, attachments, and embedded files, then share boards with teammates, friends, or family.

The app supports comments, activity-stream change tracking, and integration with Nextcloud Circles. Mobile applications and third-party tools provide additional access and workflows, including Trello card migration and email-based card creation. Deck is installed through the Nextcloud app store or from a release package and runs within a user-controlled Nextcloud server; Docker-based development deployment is documented.

Kanba is an open-source, lightweight project-management tool designed as a Trello alternative for makers, indie hackers, solo developers, and small teams. Its documented workflow centers on organizing work through projects, boards, and lists, with support for team collaboration and unlimited projects.

The application is built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Supabase, Stripe, and NextAuth-related configuration. It supports dark and light modes and can be run locally with npm and environment variables. Production deployment is documented through Vercel, with local Next.js API routes for Stripe checkout and webhook handling.

Scrumboy is a self-hosted project-management and issue-tracking application centered on customizable Kanban boards. Users can create projects, define workflows and priority tiers, manage todos with tags and filters, assign work, and collaborate on realtime boards. It also supports sprints, audit trails, shareable anonymous boards, sticky-note walls, Markdown notes, voice commands, and multiple languages.

The application runs as a local web server backed by SQLite, with Docker images, Docker Compose, source builds, and a Windows executable documented in the README. Full and anonymous modes are available, alongside optional authentication, 2FA, OIDC/SSO, backups, webhooks, API access, PWA support, and MCP-compatible client support for AI-agent integrations.