かんばな：なんでも整理

カンバナを何年も使っていますが、カンバナなしでは一日のスケジュールをうまく管理できないくらい重宝しています。本当に効率よく時間を使うのに役立っています。 「ドラッグアンドドロップ」機能は、インタラクティブ性を維持するのに役立ちます。さらに、デザインは非常にシンプルで、すぐに慣れました。 また、サポートチームは早いレスポンスで魅力的です。 今後もできる限りカンバナを使い続けたいです。 ****** I have been using Kanbana for years and I can’t imagine any part of my day when I don’t cross-reference it to know my next schedule. It really helped streamline my life. I love the visual cues that helps keep everything unique; the “drag & drop” function helps keeping it interactive, moreover the design is quite simple and doesn’t require a lot of time to familiarize yourself with. Finally, the support team is quite responsive and engaging. I will continue using Kanbana for as long as I can.

I understand that the kanban idea is quite an old one, but it’s new for me, at least as a personal action/to-do manager. With traditional list-based systems such as OmniFocus or Things, I find I have to be really on the ball and full of energy to be able to face moving items around into projects and setting contexts. Kanbana, by contrast, is visual by nature: You have columns headed Todo in the Future, Todo this week, Todo today, Doing right now, and Completed, in which you can see little “stickies” representing each task. You create the stickies just by tapping and holding. Importantly, you can give each sticky a color of your choice. There isn’t really much else to explain. You just tap and hold in the appropriate column to create an item, type in the text, and choose a color. Then, when you finish an item or if its status changes in some way, you just drag it to another column or delete it. At any time during the day, a quick glance at Kanbana can give you a clear picture of how work is progressing. If you have lots of complex and long-term projects, I can still see a case for having a heavy-duty program like OmniFocus or OmniPlan. But I would avoid putting every small step or action in there. Reserve the heavy-duty program for the project itself and the major components of it, and farm out the day-to-day small tasks to Kanbana.

A very nice flexible working tool. The possibility to work offline and to sync with the new iPhone app and work on a desktop through a browser is very valuable. Also the simple interface follows the concept of kanban, opting for simplicity, with the right choice of dark background and fonts which make it a pleasure to use. The developer might choose in the future to add some features, such as reminders but the app as it is perfect for people like me who do not use it for collaboration.

I have an annual subscription and have deleted and reinstalled the app many times due to serious glitches that deletes my organizational work. It’s disappearing constantly. Also after deleting and reinstalling it now keeps me in trial mode and when try to go premium even with the monthly and it’s processed it tells me I have a subscription until 2025 but does not sync and keeps me on free mode. I am giving it another week. After that I am contacting apple to reimburse me for the balance of the subscription. My attempts to text and send emails to the app developer have not worked

Update: I used to love this app (see original review below) and I gave it 5 stars. Then, they did an update and it is now cumbersome and slow and I have stopped using it and cannot recommend it to anyone. Here is what I originally wrote: Instead of a written to do list, I use Kanbana. Color coding with flexible column headings with easy movement of items around makes it great for visualizing what you are doing and organizing your time.

I’ve tried a number of other organization apps, and this one is probably the best one. Great way to efficiently stay organized. Thanks for the great tool!

I first acquired this Kanbana app when it was Get and no in-app purchase needed. Then it became Kanbana with Pro as an option. I really found it useful in that the interface was not distracting, I could create a new card, re-organize stack sequence, and change card colors very quickly. I liked that I could enter an idea, and not have to wade through any layers of organization. Functionally, I could choose a color for my cards, and make the stacks arrangement what ever was convenient as I completed projects or priorities changed. After a while, color choices for new cards became limited, but the cards I had in those colors were not affected. The number of cards I could create was limited to 20. I have more than 20 cards because I adopted this Kanbana app when that limitation was not in effect When I was no longer able to add new cards, as I completed a card, I changed the original content to “Placeholder” and did not delete the card. I recycled the placeholder card by adding new content. The recent entire make-over of the interface has rendered the user interface very slow. I can’t rearrange stacks now. In attempting to rearrange cards in a stack, There is a delay of three to five seconds before the board responds to a gesture. Maybe a new iPad Pro would allow Kanbana Pro to work very quickly. For now, I am taking the precaution of manually migrating one my board (free version only allows one board and 20 cards.) to a different application before my current installation of Kanbana become completely unusable.

This app is so helpful in organizing my personal and work tasks all in one place. Definitely helping my ADHD and getting stuff done.

I have been using Kambana to organize all of my assignments and tasks as a graduate student. I love all of the updated features and would recommend it to any friend or family member. This app has changed my life by keeping me organized!

If I have to write something I should not have to click 5 different time with buffers to write something. I preferred this as a project management tool before because it was not bloated with unnecessary features that slowed down writing something down and then moving it as wanted.