Get started
Two steps to your first ticket.
Create the account first, then sign in to the Mac application. You can try the prepared review demo before either, with no account.
Create an account and a workspace
Sign up with an email address and a password, or with Google, Apple or GitHub. Signing in with GitHub identifies you; it does not let Kanjin read your repositories.
In the workspace, an administrator connects the providers: Jira or Linear for tickets, GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket for code, Confluence or Notion for knowledge, and Slack for messages. Each member links their own account, and Kanjin shows each member only what that account can read.
Download Kanjin for Mac
Sign in through your browser. Kanjin finds the coding agents that your login shell can start: Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Gemini CLI, Droid and Hermes. Add your local repositories, or a folder that holds many of them, and an Obsidian vault if you keep one.
A local repository needs no provider connection. The Mac application needs macOS 26 or later.
Not sure yet? Try the review demo: a prepared example, with nothing of yours sent anywhere.