Project management that doesn't become the project.
Plan work, keep ownership clear, and move from backlog to release without adding process for process's sake.
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Subtasks & context
Big tasks. Clear next steps.
Break work into subtasks, assign each one, and track progress without losing the original brief. Every detail stays with the work.
Publish the new homepage
Update the copy and check the layout before the next release.
GitHub integration
From pull request to done.
Issues and labels sync both ways. Linked pull requests move tasks through review to done as your code is opened and merged.
Set up GitHubPublish the new homepage
Linked tasks & dependencies
See what’s holding things up.
Connect blockers, follow dependencies, and keep related work close. Open a linked task to see the context behind the next step.
Publish the new homepage
The homepage is waiting on the mobile review. Keep the launch notes linked for context.
Run it on your own server.
Deploy with Docker and keep your workspace on infrastructure you control.
Self-host KaneoThe code is open, too.
Read the source, report an issue, or contribute a change. Development happens on GitHub.
View the sourceWhy Kaneo exists
I'm Andrej, and I created Kaneo because I was tired of project management tools that got in the way more than they helped. After years of using bloated, overcomplicated platforms that distracted from actual work, I knew there had to be a better way.
The problem wasn't that these tools lacked features - it was that they had too many. Every notification, every unnecessary button, every complex workflow was pulling my team away from what mattered: building great products.
I believe the best tools are invisible. They should amplify your team's natural workflow, not force you to adapt to theirs. Kaneo is built on the principle that less is more - every feature exists because it solves a real problem, not because it looks impressive in a demo.
Sponsors
Kaneo is free and open source, and it stays independent because the people who use it fund it. Sponsorship pays for the development time behind every release, from new features to the unglamorous fixes that keep self-hosted instances running. If it saves your team time, you can sponsor Kaneo.
