Here are two articles on the topics. Let me know your thoughts on the topic.

1) https://flow-e.com/blog/personal-kanban/gmail/kanban-for-gmail/
2) https://flow-e.com/blog/personal-kanban/outlook/outlook-kanban-board-to-do-list/

Interesting, Mila. Too pricey for may, unfortunately.

Are the data encrypted in flight and stored encrypted in the U.S., Ireland or Bulgaria? Just curious.

Sorry, typo "too pricey for me" is what I meant to post.

Hi Mila, Merry Christmas, and welcome to the forum; I am personally grateful when developers provide here information on new products.

I find the concept described in your blog posts very interesting and timely. My team --and I imagine many others-- successfully uses both kanban tools and gmail (under the pro G suite), and their integration makes much sense; as noted by a contributor to this forum some years ago, one should look where their source of tasks is and then manage them there.

Within this context I have two questions:

- Will there be a team version of the service soon?

- I understand that flow-e has been developed by the same company providing the Kanbanize service. Is there a specific reason that flow-e is not offered as a Kanbanize integration?

https://flow-e.com/blog/personal-kanban/personal-kanban-boards/

Paul Korm wrote:

Interesting, Mila. Too pricey for may, unfortunately.

Are the data encrypted in flight and stored encrypted in the U.S.,
Ireland or Bulgaria? Just curious.

Hey Paul,
sorry for the late response. I am curious, how much do you think one account should cost? Giving the fact that you can add up to 5 emails.

About the data, we don't store any data (such as passwords and emails). Flow-e only ads overlay to your Gmail/Outlook.

Hi Alexander,
About the team version - we are currently looking into this market, but not sure where we would like to look like our main competitors:)

Yes, Flow-e is developed by Kanbanize, there isn't current integration because we focused on personal Kanban, and mass users who will use Flow-e as a personal Kanban system. And this is why we are giving our efforts in developing features according to their feedback and needs.

Community is everything to us:))

Cheers!

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:

Hi Mila, Merry Christmas, and welcome to the forum; I am personally
grateful when developers provide here information on new products.

I find the concept described in your blog posts very interesting and
timely. My team --and I imagine many others-- successfully uses both
kanban tools and gmail (under the pro G suite), and their integration
makes much sense; as noted by a contributor to this forum some years
ago, one should look where their source of tasks is and then manage them
there.

Within this context I have two questions:

- Will there be a team version of the service soon?

- I understand that flow-e has been developed by the same company
providing the Kanbanize service. Is there a specific reason that flow-e
is not offered as a Kanbanize integration?

Mila wrote:

Hi Alexander,
About the team version - we are currently looking into this market, but
not sure where we would like to look like our main competitors:)

Yes, Flow-e is developed by Kanbanize, there isn't current integration
because we focused on personal Kanban, and mass users who will use
Flow-e as a personal Kanban system. And this is why we are giving our
efforts in developing features according to their feedback and needs.

Community is everything to us:))

https://flow-e.com/blog/personal-kanban/personal-kanban-board/
https://flow-e.com/blog/how-to-organize-gmail-emails/

Cheers!

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
Hi Mila, Merry Christmas, and welcome to the forum; I am personally
>grateful when developers provide here information on new products.
>
>I find the concept described in your blog posts very interesting and
>timely. My team --and I imagine many others-- successfully uses both
>kanban tools and gmail (under the pro G suite), and their integration
>makes much sense; as noted by a contributor to this forum some years
>ago, one should look where their source of tasks is and then manage
them
>there.
>
>Within this context I have two questions:
>
>- Will there be a team version of the service soon?
>
>- I understand that flow-e has been developed by the same company
>providing the Kanbanize service. Is there a specific reason that flow-e
>is not offered as a Kanbanize integration?
>
>

Hi Mila,

Thanks for re-posting; has there been any recent interesting update to e-flow?