Kanvly

Kanvly combines boards, pages and notes, sheets, slides, forms and a calendar in one connected workspace, with an AI assistant that can read workspace context and propose actions across those surfaces. The product page describes multiple board views, spreadsheet functions, presentation generation and cross-surface search; the AI page says Review mode waits for approval before writing proposed changes, while Auto mode is limited to a smaller set of safe changes. ^{1 2}

The exact Apple App Store listing confirms a native iPhone/iPad surface in addition to Kanvly's web and desktop availability. ³

Kanvly has a permanent free tier. Current monthly list pricing is Starter $7 per seat, Team $12 per seat and Business $24 per seat, with Enterprise sold on a custom contract. A $149 Team lifetime offer includes one seat, while extra seats remain $12 per seat per month. AI usage is quota-based by plan. ⁴

That combination makes entry pricing comparatively transparent and accessible, but the value judgment remains desk-based because this review did not test the product or measure task-completion quality.

Kanvly publishes a detailed security page stating that production runs on self-managed Hetzner infrastructure in Germany, with PostgreSQL and Redis, HTTPS/TLS, role controls, backups and account export/deletion controls. It also explicitly says it does not currently advertise SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS service-provider coverage or a public bug bounty. These are useful transparency signals, but they remain first-party claims rather than an independent security audit. ⁵

Independent exact-product evidence is currently thin. Apple shows a 5.0 score from only one rating, which is too small for a numeric rating input. Trustpilot shows an unclaimed exact-domain profile with a 3.8 TrustScore from two reviews; under panel v4 Trustpilot is user-experience context rather than a rating input, and two reviews are far too few to generalize from. ^{3 6} No hands-on test was performed.

Kanvly is best suited to founders, students, product/operations teams and small businesses that prefer a broad all-in-one workspace over a collection of specialized apps. The free tier is viable for individual evaluation, while the paid tiers add collaboration, higher content limits and larger AI budgets. ^{1 4}

Organizations that require independently audited enterprise controls, a long reliability history or a mature third-party review corpus should treat the product as early-stage until more evidence accumulates.