Compare the Top Free Kanban Software as of September 2026 - Page 3

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    Kaiten

    Kaiten

    Kaiten

    Kaiten is a project management service based on the Kanban and Scrum methodology. Kaiten allows companies to view business processes on boards, see task statuses, and plan for future milestones. The service is suitable for small and medium teams, marketers, developers, designers and advertisers. Companies can use the cloud version of Kaiten or install the service on their own servers.
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    Pintask

    Pintask

    Pintask

    You can mirror a single card or whole list and drag it to another board or nest inside another card. It allows to indicate dependencies or maintain an aggregate board for birds-eye view. Extensions are installed on per-user basis, so your teammates will need to install extensions for themselves. It’s like App Store, where each person installs his own apps. Our members collaborate on building a perfect task tracker for their respective companies — with help of Pintask founders. As a member, you can propose an idea for extension. Programmers evaluate the idea and determine the price of implementation (time + money). You can pay full price yourself — or share it with other members, who have the same need. All backers get lifelong subscriptions for themselves and their companies when extension is built and added to the Store.