What is the difference between Grafizum and Vibe Kanban?

Vibe Kanban is a local tool that starts coding agents for you, each task in its own git worktree. Grafizum is a hosted board that does not start agents: the agents you already run report to it over MCP, across all your projects.

Is Grafizum an alternative to Vibe Kanban?

Only partly. If you want to launch and compare parallel agents in one repository, Vibe Kanban is the closer fit. If you want one overview of every project and every agent wherever they run, Grafizum is the closer fit.

Yes. They do different jobs. Agents started by a local runner can still connect to Grafizum over MCP and record their work on the shared board.

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Grafizum vs Vibe Kanban

Updated 10 November 2026

Short answer: Vibe Kanban starts and runs coding agents on your machine, one git worktree per task. Grafizum does not run agents; it is the hosted board that agents report to over MCP, across all your projects. Pick Vibe Kanban to launch parallel agents in one repository. Pick Grafizum to keep the overview of everything.

Side by side

	Grafizum	Vibe Kanban
What it is	Hosted dashboard that agents read from and report to	Local kanban tool by BloopAI that orchestrates coding agents
Starts agents	No. Agents run in your own terminal or editor	Yes. It launches the agent for each task
Where it runs	In the browser, hosted	On your machine, with a browser interface
Isolation of work	Not its job	A separate git worktree and branch per task
Agents	Any remote MCP client: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI and others	The coding agents it has executors for, such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Cursor Agent
Scope	All your projects in one overview	The repository you are working in
Project memory, calendar	Yes	Not its focus
Price	Free plan, paid plans from $9 per month	See the Vibe Kanban project for current terms

When Vibe Kanban is the better choice

You want one tool that launches several agents in parallel on the same repository.
You want each attempt in its own worktree so you can compare and merge the results.
You want everything to stay on your own machine.

When Grafizum is the better choice

Your agents already run in different terminals, editors or machines, and you want them on one board.
You work on several projects and want one overview of all of them.
You want a record of what each agent changed, a review queue and a memory file per project.
You want to check the state of the work from any browser, without the machine that runs the agents.

Using both

The two do not exclude each other. A runner decides how agents are started; Grafizum records what they did. An agent started locally can still connect to Grafizum with the MCP setup guide and keep the shared board current.

Details about Vibe Kanban are taken from its public documentation and reviews as of November 2026 and can change. Check the project itself before you decide.

Questions

What is the difference between Grafizum and Vibe Kanban?: Vibe Kanban is a local tool that starts coding agents for you, each task in its own git worktree. Grafizum is a hosted board that does not start agents: the agents you already run report to it over MCP, across all your projects.
Is Grafizum an alternative to Vibe Kanban?: Only partly. If you want to launch and compare parallel agents in one repository, Vibe Kanban is the closer fit. If you want one overview of every project and every agent wherever they run, Grafizum is the closer fit.
Can I use both?: Yes. They do different jobs. Agents started by a local runner can still connect to Grafizum over MCP and record their work on the shared board.