
WeProcess
Unified project management with mind maps and Kanban
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- @WeProcessUS
- Categories
- Productivity & NotesScrum
- Target Audience
- Project ManagersRemote teamsSolo Founders
- Pricing
- Freemium from $3
- Platforms
- Web
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- Best ScrumBest Tools for Solo Founders
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About WeProcess
After 15+ years working inside 100+ companies as a contract engineer, I kept watching the same scene play out. Brainstorming in Miro. Tasks in Jira or Backlog. Structure in a separate mind-mapping tool. Progress in a spreadsheet. Juggling five tools looks like skill. But most of what's really happening is someone manually copying ideas from one tool to another — losing the thinking behind them every time. WeProcess puts the whiteboard, Kanban board, and mind map on one canvas. Type an outline and a mind map draws itself. Click any node to turn it into a task instantly — no copy-pasting, no lost context. The bigger gap I wanted to close wasn't just tools. It's that good know-how almost never gets shared, because sharing rarely pays off. So WeProcess has a template marketplace where publishing a framework earns likes, likes become points, and points convert to real payouts via Stripe. Sharing knowledge is finally rewarded, not just appreciated. And unlike most tools, our public gallery is fully open — no signup required. Browse 460+ templates, down to every task inside the board. (A wedding-planning template shows all 16 sub-tasks before you ever log in.) Plus 24 Knowledge Share slide decks. Registration isn't a wall to see the content. It's just how you copy a template into your own workspace. Whiteboard + Kanban + Mind Map + Gantt/Burndown, 12 languages, gamified XP progression. Built and run solo.
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Built solo after watching 100+ companies juggle 5 disconnected tools. WeProcess unifies whiteboard, mind map, and Kanban — think it, and it's already a task. Would love your feedback!