Kanban games to learn by doing
No quizzes here: you move orders, limit work in progress and watch the flow react. Start with the 3 minute game and work up to the full squad.
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Daily challenge
The same puzzle for everyone, a new one every day. Come back tomorrow and keep your streak.
Mini puzzle: in what order does the team work?
- A 3 days · loses 1 a day
- B 1 day · loses 4 a day · urgent
- C 2 days · loses 2 a day
- D 1 day · loses 1 a day
Tap Move up to change the order. The top card goes first.
Short games
One concept per game, from batch size to delivery forecasts.
20 items in the backlog. Which week do you promise?
Tap the week you would promise the customer.
How many kanban cards does the wheel shelf need?
5 minute practices
Each experience isolates one Kanban concept in a short simulation.
A squad of 4 people with 9 cards open. What do you do?
Drag the team’s WIP limit
Too much work open: everything slows down.
You have 2 extra people. Where do they go?
Delivered per day: 3
On which day does Testing get stuck?
Bands of constant width: the flow is stable.
Same queue, two rules. Which costs less?
Tap the order in which the team works on the requests
For classes and workshops
Activities that run on each participant’s phone, with results to compare at the end.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the games free?
Yes. Kanban Pizzaria, the missions and the experiences work with no sign-up. The Kanban Game asks for a free account to keep the leaderboard.
Where do I start?
With Kanban Pizzaria: three minutes per night, no sign-up, and the first night already shows why starting more does not ship more. Then Flow of the Day brings a new puzzle every day.
Can I use them with a class?
Yes. Kanban Pizzaria runs on each student’s phone, and Facilitator Rooms gather Kanban Game results on one dashboard for the debrief.