What the maker publishes
- Appearance
- The project says Kanba supports dark and light modes. source
- Approach
- The README describes Kanba as a lightweight Trello alternative focused on simplicity, speed, and scalability. source
- Audience
- The project README describes Kanba as designed for makers and indie hackers, and says it is suited to solo developers and small teams. source
- Audience
- The project says Kanba is suited to solo developers and small teams who want control without unnecessary complexity. source
- Collaboration
- The project says Kanba supports team collaboration. source
- Deployment
- The README says the app can be deployed on platforms that support Next.js. source
- Features
- The README lists unlimited projects, team collaboration, and light and dark modes. source
- License
- The repository lists an MIT license. source
- Open source
- The repository is public and identifies the project as open source. source
- Open source
- The repository lists an MIT license. source
- Positioning
- The project describes Kanba as a lightweight Trello alternative for makers and indie hackers. source
- Pricing
- The opened maker pages do not state a price or trial for Kanba. source
- Product
- Kanba describes itself as an open-source project management tool for modern teams. source
- Product
- Kanba describes itself as an open-source project management tool for modern teams. source
- Projects
- The project says Kanba supports unlimited projects. source
- Security guidance
- The deployment guide says not to expose Stripe secret keys or Supabase service-role keys to the client and recommends rotating webhook secrets. source
- Security guidance
- The deployment guide advises keeping Stripe secret and Supabase service role keys server-side and rotating webhook secrets regularly. source
- Self-hosting
- The repository includes deployment guides and Docker files for running the application. source