GitHub, meet your board.

Pull requests land on their tasks, and cards move as the code does. On every plan, Free included.

Every pull request, on its task.

Put the task’s name in a branch or pull request, like LARK-7. Kanso shows it on the task, with its reviews and checks.

A task in Kanso with its pull request in the Code row: number 212, approved, checks passed. LARK-7 in the top bar.

A board that moves itself.

Start a branch and the card moves to In progress. Merge it and the card moves to Done.

The Offline sync board with pull request numbers on the cards in In progress and Done, one with its checks running and one passed.

One repo, one project.

Pair each repo with the project it belongs to. Set up once in Settings, for the whole workspace.

Settings, Connectors: GitHub connected to the larkspur account, a GitHub username filled in, and the repo larkspur/survey-app paired with the Offline mode project.

It shows up everywhere.

  • Releases

    See the code since the last release, and publish it to GitHub.

  • Inbox

    Hear when your pull request is approved, merged or failing.

  • Chat

    Paste a pull request and see where it’s up to.

Set up in a minute.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Settings, then Connectors, then Connect.

  2. 2

    Pick your repos

    Choose what Kanso can read on GitHub.

  3. 3

    Pair them

    Match each repo to its project.

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Use GitHub with Kanso.

It works on every plan, Free included.