One workspace. Every surface.
Boards, pages, sheets, slides, forms, a calendar, an inbox and an assistant that reads all of them. One account, one search, one bill.
The workspace
Not a stack of tools. One place the work is.
Most teams run on a stack: a board here, documents there, a spreadsheet for the numbers, a slide tool for the meeting, a form builder for the outside world, and a calendar that knows about none of it. Each is good on its own. The cost is the gaps between them — the due date typed twice, the request copied from an inbox to a card, the deck rebuilt from a document.
Kanvly is those surfaces in one workspace, under one account. Boards with three views of the same cards; pages that are plain text underneath and blocks on top; a real spreadsheet with 156 functions; slides in 29 layouts with export to PowerPoint and PDF; forms with 12kinds of question and a responses table; a calendar that already holds every card's due date; an inbox for what is addressed to you.
The assistant reads all of it. Ask for a board for the launch, a total row, a deck about the quarter, and it proposes the changes — every one listed — and writes nothing until you approve. That is the rule across the whole workspace, on every plan: it proposes, you approve.
- Surfaces
- 9: boards, pages, sheets, slides, forms, a calendar, an inbox, members, and the assistant across them.
- One account
- One sign-in, one search, one bill; the same workspace in the browser and the apps.
- Guests
- Free on every plan, and never a seat.
9 surfaces. One workspace.
Boards
Kanban, table and calendar views of the same cards.
Pages & notes
Plain text underneath, twenty kinds of block on top.
Sheets
A real grid — 156 functions, 256 columns by 10,000 rows.
Slides
29 layouts, a deck from one prompt, PowerPoint and PDF export.
Forms
12 kinds of question, a share link, a responses table.
Calendar
Month, week, day and agenda; every due date on it by name.
Kanvly AI
It proposes. You approve.
Members
Four roles; guests are free and never take a seat.
Inbox
Mentions, assignments and due dates, triaged in one place.
How they fit together.
Boards + Calendar
A due date is a day
Set a date on a card and it is on the calendar under the card's name. Drag it there and the card's date moves.
Forms + Boards
A request is a card
A board's public form turns each submission into a card; a form's responses can be exported to a sheet.
Kanvly AI + all of it
One assistant, every surface
It reads the boards, pages, sheets, slides, forms and calendar, proposes changes across them, and writes nothing until you approve.
Members + Inbox
Addressed to you, in one place
A mention, an assignment, a due date coming up — each lands in the inbox of the person it concerns.
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Surfaces
In one workspace, under one account.
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Sheet functions
Completed as you type.
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Slide layouts
Content re-flows when the layout changes.
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Kinds of question
From a short line to a rating.
What each plan allows.
Per workspace.
| Free | Starter | Team | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boards | 2 | 10 | 40 | 160 |
| Pages | 3 | 40 | 120 | 300 |
| Sheets | 2 | 20 | 60 | 160 |
| Slide decks | 2 | 20 | 80 | 200 |
| Forms | 1 | 10 | 40 | 150 |
| AI budget | 0.1× | 2× | 6× | 20× |
Questions, before the first workspace.
Kanvly is one workspace for kanban boards, notes and pages, spreadsheets, slides, AI docs, and a calendar — plus an AI assistant that works across all of them. You can plan on a board, write the brief beside it, track numbers in a sheet, build the deck, and see every deadline on one calendar, without switching tools.
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.