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October 1, 2026 Tane Kanban — A Simple Personal Kanban Board

Tane Kanban is a lightweight Personal Kanban board for organizing and managing individual work.

It provides a simple way to:

Create and manage Work Items
Organize work with Columns
Move Work Items using drag and drop
Add Status, Labels, and Descriptions
Export and Import data

Tane Kanban is a lightweight HTML App that runs directly in a web browser — no installation required.

It is now available on Gumroad as a one-time purchase.

Tane Kanban — Personal Kanban for simple, focused work.

👉 Try this tool : https://codohwork.infinityfreeapp.com/minitools/002_tanekanban/index.html

👉 Explore other tools: https://codohwork.infinityfreeapp.com

Would love your feedback 🙏

Jaroen Jan

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With Tane Planner already covering tasks and projects, what specific job makes someone choose the Kanban tool instead of using the planner?

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  Thank you very much for the valuable feedback. - Tane Planner is focused on planning projects with tasks, dates, progress, and timelines. - Tane Kanban is more flexible. It can be used for personal goals, projects, or activities by defining your own steps and moving things forward step by step. For example, you could use it for setting and achieving a goal, upgrading a collection, learning a new skill, or writing a book. Setting and achieving goals — Goal → Working → Achieved Completing a Collection — Must Have → Hunting → Completed Learning something new — To Learn → Learning → Practicing → Certification Writing a book — Idea → Drafting → Editing → Published Travel Planning — Must Visit→ Booking→ Visited The key idea is: Tane Kanban helps you see where things are, what comes next, and move them forward step by step. In a way, it works like a visual reminder that keeps your goals in sight and encourages you to keep moving toward the destination.
  
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    Indie Hackers seems to be a little unstable lately, so my posts and replies may not always display or format correctly. Sorry if anything I post is difficult to read or looks a little messy. Thanks for understanding!
    
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      That makes the distinction between planning work and open-ended progression much clearer. If you’re open to it, what’s the best email to reach you on?
      
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        Thank you for your feedback! I really appreciate it. I'm not comfortable communicating via email, but LinkedIn is the channel I'm most comfortable with. You can find my LinkedIn profile on my profile page here. Thanks again for your interest
        
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October 1, 2026 Tane Planner — A Lightweight Personal Project Management Tool

Tane Planner as a simple way to manage personal projects and tasks without the complexity of a full project management platform.

It is a lightweight HTML app with:

Project and task management
Task hierarchy and subtasks
Drag-and-drop task ordering
Gantt chart with Day, Week, and Month views
Task progress tracking
JSON import and export
No installation or account required

The app runs directly in a web browser, with project data stored locally.

👉 Try this tool : https://codohwork.infinityfreeapp.com/minitools/001_taneplanner/index.html

👉 Explore other tools: https://codohwork.infinityfreeapp.com

Would love your feedback 🙏

Jaroen Jan

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OK I have to say — the fact that this whole Gantt chart thing runs in a browser with zero install actually blew my mind a little haha. That's pretty cool. Quick question: what made you go with the "mini tools on a portal" strategy instead of picking one and going deep? I feel like I'm gonna hit that crossroads soon (right now I'm just pushing a Word Counter update with basically zero users, but the question is coming). Also love that you're open sourcing the approach — not every maker is like this. Would love to see what you build next!

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  Thanks for the kind words! I really appreciate it. For me, the mini tools on a portal approach is intentional. I want Codoh to be a place where I can build and release small, practical tools for different everyday problems. As a solo founder, I prefer keeping each tool focused and lightweight rather than building one large product that requires a lot of time and energy to maintain. My philosophy is simple: Build small. Ship fast. Grow only when needed. Each tool has its own purpose, and the portal brings them together under one place. I can keep creating new tools, improve existing ones, and learn from real usage along the way. I believe there's room for both approaches. Some makers go deep with one product, while Codoh is built around creating a collection of useful, focused tools.
  
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