112 Interest Score
15 Discussions
0.13 Engagement
Dec 2025 Launched

A few months ago I started looking for a simple kanban board to manage all my tasks, as I was getting crazy with the load of work I had. I spent weeks looking for one that was private, offline, that wasn't bloated with a ton of useless features. So I built Sprout 🌱, a simple and native Kanban board for Mac. - No accounts - No noise (0 notifications, ads, useless features) - 100% private (it uses CoreData and iCloud).

What the Community Said

Hello! 🌱 I’m really excited to finally share Sprout with you all. Sprout is a calm, Mac-native Kanban board built for people who just want to get things done—without accounts, onboarding hell, or yet another “everything app.” I’ve been building Sprout as a side project, scratching my own itch as a designer who wanted something fast, focused, and genuinely pleasant to use on macOS. I’d love to hear your feedback and ideas as it grows. Why did I build Sprout? 🛠️ Most task and project tools today t

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A curiious choice on logo and color palette you have there.

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Looks great but without native iOS versions the sync does not really make much sense. If you can’t add anything on iPad or iOS in general then why would anyone pay a mostly fee. When do people want to add something to a kanban? when they are NOT active sitting behind a computer. Just my two cents.

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The board is quite simple. Can I invite other participants?

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as a side-project built to scratch a real itch, this feels very genuine. nice work!!

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