14 November 2026

My Roadmap Runs on the Kit

Monokit 1.8: the kanban block takes your own columns, simpler cards and a read-only mode. My roadmap runs on it.

Updated 13 Nov 2026

What I’m making

Now

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AI for Designers — course
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Monodo
An AI-first projects app: todos, a board and a timeline, with AI at its core rather than bolted on. The first product built from Monokit.
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Future

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Research Lab
Paste raw research findings and get a structured report back. I'm using it on my own work first.
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Mentoring
Bookable, paid one-to-one sessions for designers.
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Sovereyn
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Shipped

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Monokit
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Hey Me!
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NVSBL
Agents that scan for product opportunities and score them, with an API and an app to review the best ones.
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Delta
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Merge
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Council
Role-based advisors (CTO, CISO, developer, product) you install into any repo, each with its own scope and playbooks.
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Ledger
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Agent
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Curator
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Agent
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Auditor
Reads each pull request and flags architectural drift before it merges.
Agent
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Bloom
Composable repositories that connect discovery, definition and delivery for AI-assisted product work.
Framework
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Monokit · Kanban, running live

A kanban block usually assumes a sprint: To do, In progress, Done, and a due date and an assignee on every card. Most boards aren't sprints.

Monokit 1.8 drops that assumption. The board above is my roadmap, running on the same kanban block buyers get, with four columns of my own and nothing to drag.

Your columns, your cards

Pass your own columns and the board uses them. Mine are Now, Next, Future and Shipped.

Cards show only what you pass. Due date, assignees and comment count are optional now, and a card can carry a description under its title. A roadmap item has none of a ticket's admin, so it doesn't get any.

A board to read

Read-only mode turns the board into something to look at: no dragging, no New button, no add buttons. That suits a public roadmap or a status page.

Columns share the board's width now, so four of them fill a wide screen. On a phone they still scroll sideways.

If you bought it

Run git pull. CHANGELOG.md lists every change, and nothing you've built needs redoing. If the kit is missing a screen your product needs, ask for it.