Every surface, explained.
Public reference, no sign-in: how to start, how the workspace fits together, what protects it, and what each plan includes.
Four chapters.
Getting started
Create an account, open a workspace, invite the people who do the work, and move from a blank setup to a surface your team actually runs the week on.
The workspace model
Kanvly holds boards, notes, pages, and favorites in one shell. Each item carries its own visibility — private, workspace, or public — and roles are enforced on the server, not just in the interface.
Security & legal
The documents your reviewers and procurement team ask for, in one place: how visibility is enforced, what we commit to in writing, and where to request a Data Processing Addendum.
Plans, apps & sharing
What plans include, how seats and free guests work, where to get the iPhone and iPad app, and how to publish a board or page to a public link.
Questions, before you read.
No sign-in. Everything here is public reference — the product model, the workspace and visibility rules, the security posture, and the legal documents — so you can evaluate Kanvly fully before you create a workspace.
One workspace. Open it and see.
Boards, pages, sheets, slides, a calendar, and an assistant that reads all of them. Free to start; paid plans add seats, sharing, comments, due dates and more AI.