Free tool
A kanban board that lives in your browser.
No account. No server. No tracking. Bobi Tracker is a task board that runs entirely on your machine, and your work never leaves it. Open it and start using it. There is nothing to sign up to.
Free forever, MIT licensed, and open source. It loads with a sample board so you can see the shape of it before you commit a single task.
What you get
We built this for our own project tracking, then took the backend out. What is left is the part you actually touch.
Kanban and list views
Five columns, drag-and-drop, and a sortable table with multi-select and bulk status changes when you want the whole backlog at once.
Deliverables, not just tickets
The scope, build notes and open questions behind each piece of work. Answer a question and it is stamped answered and dated. Clear the answer and it reopens.
Save to a real file
On Chrome and Edge, point a board at a .json file on your disk. Every change writes straight to it. Keep it in a synced folder or a repo, wherever you already back things up.
Your data is a plain file
Export a whole board as one self-contained .json file and import it on any machine, in any browser. It is readable without this app, so you are never locked in.
No network calls
Not for analytics, not for fonts, not for anything. The app ships a Content-Security-Policy that makes your browser refuse the connections a page would use to phone home, so this is enforced, not promised.
Unlimited boards, free
There is no cap, no trial, and no paid tier of this tool. It is MIT licensed, so you can fork it, change it, or ship it inside something of your own.
Where your data lives
In this browser, on this device. That is the whole point of the tool, and it has one consequence we would rather say out loud than bury in a footer: clearing your browser's site data will erase your boards.
So export them. One click gives you a single .json file that you can import on any machine, in any browser. On Chrome and Edge you can skip that step entirely and point a board straight at a file on your disk, which means every change is saved to it as you work.
We cannot see any of it. There is no account to attach it to and no server to send it to.
Don't take our word for it
Privacy claims are cheap, so this one is checkable three ways.
- The browser enforces it. The app ships connect-src 'none' in its Content-Security-Policy, so your browser refuses every fetch, XHR, and WebSocket the page could ever attempt, and the hosted app's headers lock images, fonts, and media to the app itself. That is not a promise from us, it is a rule your own browser applies.
- The network tab stays empty. Open devtools, use the app, and watch. After the page loads, nothing else is requested. Or unplug from the internet and keep working.
- The source is public. The code is MIT licensed on GitHub, and your board's file format is documented in FORMAT.md, so you can read your own data without us.
Need a version built around your workflow?
The free tool is deliberately single-player. When a team needs shared boards, client-facing views, invoicing, or a hosted deployment wired into the systems they already run, that is an engagement. It is the same product, built around you.