Tangoo — a calm task board for your projects
No complicated spaces, no workflows, no admin panels.
Just a clean board where you keep your tasks, notes and files.
Why another task tool?
Most tools grew into monsters. Jira, Asana, ClickUp, even Trello — they all keep adding more layers, fields, modes and views. Tangoo goes the other way.
- •No setup — create a project and start dropping tasks on a board.
- •No noise — only boards, lists and tasks. That's it.
- •No "enterprise" — built for solo devs, makers and small teams.
Tangoo is for the moments when you just want a quiet place to think and move work forward.
Simple, but not primitive
Organize work like you think: Todo, In Progress, Done — or any structure you like.
Markdown descriptions, context and decisions — your task can be a small spec, not just a title.
Break big work into small steps. Track progress with clear counters on the card.
Drop screenshots, logs, docs and files right into the task. Everything stays in one place.
Leave notes to yourself or your team. Short, focused discussions under each task.
Quick add, save, close — all with hotkeys. It feels fast even when your mouse is far away.
Good for side projects. And for real work.
Plan features, keep release notes, track bugs and chores — without drowning in configuration.
Share one board for product, marketing or client work. Everyone sees the same simple picture.
Trips, repairs, learning plans, ideas. Tangoo is light enough to use beyond work.
Pricing
Tangoo is in early access.
- •Now: free to use for personal projects.
- •Later: a simple paid plan for teams, no tier jungle.
No trials, no credit cards — just sign in and start using it.
Built by someone tired of heavy tools
Hi, I'm a software engineer who spent years inside overloaded systems — Jira, enterprise trackers, internal monsters. I built Tangoo for myself first: a small, focused tool that doesn't try to be everything at once.
If you also miss the feeling of the old, cozy Trello — you might feel at home here too.
No AI, no "ecosystem", no distractions. Just a board.