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Game development is filled with creative challenges—but one of the most overlooked bottlenecks is data entry.

Writing item stats in spreadsheets. Manually formatting dialogue scripts. Syncing dozens of files between designers and devs. These tasks don’t get much attention, but they quietly slow down development and introduce a mountain of human error.

At Drafft, we think there’s a better way.

Game development gets messy fast—ideas everywhere, disconnected tasks, and no clear picture of what’s next. That’s why we built Kanban boards into Drafft.

Now you can visually plan your game’s features, tasks, or narrative beats—all without leaving your centralized dev space.

What You Can Do with Drafft’s Kanban:​

• ✅ Create custom boards per project or document.
• ➕ Add tasks/cards with rich descriptions and markdown support.
• 🔗 Link cards to characters, items, scenes, or GDD sections.
• 📥 Drag-and-drop to move between stages like TODO, Doing, and Done.
• 🎯 Track development phases like writing, balancing, or playtesting.

Why It Matters:​

Whether you’re tracking core mechanics, bug fixes, or narrative arcs, Kanban gives you a flexible, visual way to stay focused and avoid scope creep. And because it lives inside Drafft, it’s always connected to your worldbuilding and design docs.

Try It Now:​

If you're using Drafft already, open any project and hit the Kanban tab in the sidebar.

If you're not, download Drafft and try it with the sample project—it includes a built-in Kanban board to get you started.