Your local kanban board for coding agents, from backlog to delivery.
The columns do the work. Drag a card into Development and an agent starts. Drag it into Approved and the merge queue runs. Agents work in parallel, each on its own branch.
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A screenshot of the Kanzai app. Two projects sit in the tab bar. The Petshop board runs Backlog through Done, three cards are in Development, the pane on the right shows the selected session's transcript, and the project assistant is asking permission to move three cards to Ready.
Spend less time juggling terminals and branches. See every task, diff, review, and merge in one place.
BUILT FOR PARALLEL WORK
Run agents side by side
Start several cards at once. The board shows which agents are working, waiting, or ready for your review.
Isolated by default
Every card gets its own session, worktree, and branch. Agents can change the same repo without stepping on each other.
Review without switching tools
Read the diff, comment on individual lines, and send all your feedback back to the agent in one go.
Merge on your terms
You choose the order of the merge queue. If something fails, Kanzai stops and shows exactly what made it in.
Work across repos
Connect all the repos a project needs. One card can span several of them while Kanzai keeps the branches together.
Pick up where you left off
On macOS and Linux, sessions keep running in tmux even when Kanzai is closed. Reopen the app and carry on with the same prompts, questions, and plugins.
Turn tickets into clear tasks
Connect Jira or Linear through MCP. The project assistant reads the ticket and your repos, then creates focused cards that point to the relevant code.
Set what a column does
Add the columns your team already uses. Set what each column does when a card moves in: open a pull request, request a review, deploy to test, run a command, or prompt an agent.
Review the code, not a transcript.
A screenshot of the Files view. The diff for a task branch sits beside its file list, a comment is anchored to a changed line, and three drafted comments are ready to go back to the session as one message.
Give Kanzai a ticket. Get back focused tasks.
The project assistant turns a ticket or a short request into focused cards based on your actual code. Ask why work has not landed and it checks the board for you. It can read your repos, but it only changes the board when you ask. You approve each action unless you switch on auto mode.
A screenshot of the project assistant's dock under the board. The assistant explains why a card is still in Approved based on its merge state. When asked to add a Deploy to test button, it asks for confirmation before creating one.
Run the usual jobs with one click.
Add buttons for the jobs you run all the time. Merge a branch, run a command in the card's worktree, or give an agent a one-off prompt. Choose which cards show each button, or put it at the top of the board for project-wide actions.
A screenshot of the Actions tab in a project's configuration. Three actions are listed: a merge, a command, and a prompt. The merge action is expanded to show the toggles that control where its button appears. Project is enabled, so the action's button appears on the board beside New task. A card beside the configuration panel shows the same button and a command that is still running.
Make the board match your workflow.
Add columns such as On test or In PR without losing the branch, worktrees, diff, or actions attached to a card. A column can also do something when work arrives. Drag a card to On test, for example, and start a deployment automatically.
A screenshot of a board with Review, On test, Approved, In PR, and Done columns. The On test column is configured to deploy when a card arrives, and a card in that column shows a green status chip for the completed deployment. A card in In PR shows its time in the column, three days, in amber.
HOW IT WORKS
Add your local repos
Connect one or more checkouts. Kanzai finds the branches and gives every task an isolated place to work.
Turn work into cards
Write a card yourself, or give the project assistant a ticket and let it break the work into focused tasks.
Run, review, and merge
Start several cards in parallel. Finished work waits in Review and only merges after you approve it.
PRICE
FREE
$0 no key, no account
Use every part of Kanzai on your own machine, for as long as you like:
- Three agents at once
- Two actions per project
- One custom column per project
Create as many projects, cards, and repositories as you need. The project assistant is unlimited too.
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$19 per year
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Fourteen-day free trial.
Remove all three limits with one license:
- One key, three machines
- Every update while you subscribe
- Cancel any time
If you cancel, Kanzai simply returns to the free limits. Your boards, diffs, and worktrees stay right where they are.
Your first fourteen days lift the same three limits. The first charge lands when they are up, so cancel before then and you pay nothing.
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- Native app for macOS, Windows and Linux
- Runs locally, with no account and your data in one file
- Runs the real Claude Code and Codex CLIs
- Use your Claude or ChatGPT subscription; no API key required
- Works with any Git host
Ready to stop babysitting terminals?
Run Claude Code and Codex side by side from one local board. Drag cards to start agents, reviews, and deployments. Keep using the subscription you already pay for.
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