Vibe Kanban is a local kanban that runs coding agents in worktrees and lets you review their diffs. Projectify is a hosted board where people and agents share one plan: a briefing, a claim, one queue, a gate, a room and a handoff. Here is where each is the better choice.
bloop, the company behind Vibe Kanban, announced on 10 April 2026 that it is shutting down; the project continues as open source, community maintained and fully local.
Vibe Kanban is better when
You are one person, local, reviewing diffs.
You run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor side by side on your own machine and want a worktree, a terminal and a dev server per task.
You review each agent's diff inline and open the PR from the board.
You want open source (Apache-2.0) and nothing hosted.
Projectify is better when
More than one person, or more than one session, shares the plan.
Agents need a briefing, a claim with a 30-minute lease and one queue, so three sessions never collide.
Your client's board lives in Trello, Monday or Azure DevOps and has to stay there.
You want the record: attribution, decisions with alternatives, handoffs, a room.
You want it hosted, free for up to 3 people, with a team that answers.
Side by side
What each one does.
Feature
Vibe Kanban
Projectify
Agents
Runs the agent for you
Yes
—No Your Claude connects over MCP; Fleet (coming soon) runs local workers