KanBananza: Kanban To-Do List on New Tab

Pip, your AI helper, turns brain dumps into plans on a kanban to-do list in every new tab. Built for ADHD, dyslexia and study.

WHAT'S NEW IN 1.3 • Every stack beside your board now opens into its own window, with tabs, filters and the details beside it • Meetings: agendas, decisions and actions that carry forward, with Pip for the agenda, recap and chase list • Feeds: news from the sites you follow, with your own words flagged and a digest from Pip • CPD log for teachers: hours against the Teachers' Standards and a report for appraisal • Releases: gather Done cards into a version, with a checklist and a changelog Pip can write • Things I own: what's still under warranty, with receipts kept on your computer • Assignments: a timeline by week, and your marks and average so far • A friendlier welcome and a clearer Settings Tell Pip what's on your mind, and get a calm kanban to-do list on every new tab. KanBananza is a colourful kanban board, daily planner and study planner that opens with every new tab. Pip, the AI helper, turns a messy brain dump into cards and big jobs into small steps. It's designed for neurocomplex brains, including ADHD and dyslexia. There's no account, and your boards stay on your computer. PIP, YOUR AI HELPER • Brain dump: type everything on your mind and get cards back, with dates, boards and labels • Big plans: revision, a dissertation or a house move, as dated cards with rest days • An Assignments stack: one brief per assignment, marked up and ticked off, with your cards linked to it • Assignment plans: from the brief, milestones worked back from the deadline • Mark up a brief: Pip suggests the command words, topic, limits, what it’s marked on and what it must include; you keep or skip each one • Break any card into small steps, or get a dense brief explained in a few plain points • See how much Pip is left this month, and a receipt of what Pip's done for you • Each assignment keeps a list of what Pip did for it, ready for your AI declaration (with Peel, our free referencing extension) • In your stacks: a meeting agenda, recap and chase list, a digest of your feeds, a changelog, a CPD report, "Still covered?" for something you own, a tidy note, and any add form filled in from a note or a photo • You see every suggestion before it's added. Pip plans; it doesn't write your work KANBAN ON EVERY NEW TAB • Boards, columns and cards, with labels, due dates and steps to tick off • Quick add in plain English: "Call Sam tomorrow 3pm #home" • 35 ready-made boards, from GCSE revision and dissertations to sprints and moving house • Swimlane, list and calendar views (Full Bananza) • Repeating cards and templates (Full Bananza) FOCUS WITHOUT THE OVERWHELM • Today's plan: pick a few cards and see only those • "Pick one for me" when you can't decide what's next • A focus timer on every card, shown as numbers or a shrinking disc • Snooze cards until the day you need them • "Just this card": one task, full screen, nothing else (Full Bananza) • Energy tags, so Pick one for me matches how you feel (Full Bananza) STACKS BESIDE EVERY BOARD Things that aren't tasks sit beside your board, not on it. Each stack shows a glance, and opens into its own window. • For later: right-click any page to save it, then read it, tag it or make it a card • Sources and Assignments: references and briefs, for study • Meetings: a series that repeats, with agendas, decisions and actions that carry forward • Feeds: news from the sites you follow, with your own words flagged (Full Bananza) • CPD log: training and reading, with hours, the Teachers' Standards and evidence kept on your computer (Full Bananza) • Releases: Done cards gathered into versions, with a checklist and changelog; can follow a public GitHub, GitLab or Codeberg repo (Full Bananza) • Things I own: warranties and when they end, with the price, serial and receipt kept only on your computer (Full Bananza) • Quick links and Keep handy notes for each board (Full Bananza) REFERENCING AND RESEARCH • Right-click any page and choose Save as a source: the title, authors and date are filled in for you • Copy a reference list in Harvard, free, ready to paste into Word or Google Docs • A research library with Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote import and export, and DOI and ISBN look-up (Full Bananza) FOR STUDENTS • A coloured label for each module, and "Week 4 of 11" with a countdown to exams • Assignments by due date or by week, with the marks you get back and your average so far • Deadlines from Moodle, Canvas, Google Classroom or Outlook become cards (Full Bananza) EASY TO READ, YOUR WAY (ALL FREE) • Dark mode, or let it follow your computer • OpenDyslexic and Atkinson Hyperlegible fonts, wider spacing and text up to 150% • High contrast, colour overlays and colour blind safe palettes • Full keyboard control and screen reader support PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. Your boards stay on your computer • Works offline, with daily backups and export any time • Optional encrypted sync through your own Google Drive or OneDrive (Chrome and Edge, Full Bananza) • Pip sends only what a job needs, when you press its button. We don't keep it, and it isn't used to train AI FREE, WITH MORE WHEN YOU WANT IT The free version has 3 boards plus an Inbox, the daily plan, focus timer, ready-made boards, Harvard referencing and every accessibility option. Some features need payment: Full Bananza and Pip. Try both free for a week, with no card. Pip is an AI helper and can make mistakes, so check its suggestions before you add them. Guides: https://kanbananza.com/guides Privacy policy: https://kanbananza.com/privacy Terms of use: https://kanbananza.com/terms Questions or ideas: hello@kanbananza.com