A road map for parallel work.

Kaido keeps the small tasks of all your projects in one graph, works out which ones are ready to start, and tells you why they come first.

Open source. Use the hosted service or run it on your own server.

Map
  • Done
  • Ready
  • Waiting
  • Later
LaunchDraft pricing pagePlatformMigrate billing webhooksHiringSchedule final interviewsWaiting on legalPublic launch

Ready now

  1. Migrate billing webhooks Unblocks 3 tasks, including "Public launch" Platform
  2. Draft pricing page Due on Friday Launch
  3. Schedule final interviews Untouched for 9 days Hiring

Small steps, one map, a clear next move.

Capture in one line

Type a task the way you think it. Project, size, deadline, assignee and dependencies are read from the line, with suggestions as you type.

Draft pricing page @launch !fri <- billing

See what is ready and why

Kaido follows dependencies and blockers to find the tasks you can start now, then ranks them by what they unblock, how soon they are due and how much the project matters.

Migrate billing webhooks Unblocks 3 tasks Platform is weighted 4 of 5

Tie work to value targets

Name the outcomes that matter, such as new revenue or a hire, and mark how much each task contributes. You see which work actually moves them.

New revenue 7 of 12 tasks done

Hosted or self-hosted

The same Kaido either way. Your workspaces, members and settings work identically.

Hosted at kaido.so

We run the servers, updates, backups and email delivery. Create an account and start with a sample workspace or an empty one.

On your own server

Kaido is open source. It runs as a single Bun process with one SQLite file, so a small virtual machine is enough.

$ bun install$ bun run db:deploy$ bun run build$ bun run start