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Overview
Kerika empowers remote and in-office teams to manage projects with visual task boards, whiteboards, and seamless Google Drive integration. Though its customization remains limited for highly complex projects, its secure, collaborative environment benefits small to mid-sized businesses, creative teams, and project-focused groups seeking organized workflows and real-time team visibility.
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Starting Price
Custom
Kerika Specifications
File Sharing & Management
Document Management
Task & Project Management
Calendar & Scheduling
What Is Kerika?
Kerika is a specialized visual collaboration platform designed to streamline project management for remote and distributed teams. It offers intuitive task boards and flexible whiteboards that enable users to map complex workflows and brainstorm ideas in real time. By providing clear visibility into project progress and individual responsibilities, Kerika helps small to medium-sized businesses eliminate communication silos. These features enable teams to improve productivity and ensure every project stays on track and within scope.
Kerika Pricing
Kerika offers the following four plans:
- Individual Plan: Free (Unlimited visitors)
- Professional Plan: $9/user/month
- Business Plan: $13/user/month
- Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing
In addition to the subscription fee, organizations adopting Kerika should anticipate standard implementation costs for cloud-based collaboration software. Based on industry benchmarks, setup and configuration typically range from $500 to $3,000; training and onboarding from $500 to $2,000, and optional third-party integrations (Google Workspace software, Microsoft 365 software, or file storage tools) may add $500 to $3,000.
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Kerika Integrations
Kerika has integration arrangements with:
Who Is Kerika For?
Kerika software is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Higher education
- Special education
- Municipal government
- Agricultural technology
- Educational technology
- Biotechnology
- Management consulting
Is Kerika Right For You?
Kerika stands out as a premier choice for teams seeking a balance between simplicity and powerful visual organization. Its unique "Whiteboards-within-Whiteboards" capability offers a niche advantage for complex creative projects that require deep nesting of ideas. Consistently recognized for its user-friendly interface and security, it remains a top-rated tool on the Google Workspace Marketplace. This makes it an excellent fit for organizations looking to foster a highly collaborative, transparent work environment across global locations.
Still doubtful if Kerika is the right option? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further assistance.
Kerika Features
The software helps teams organize work using visual task boards that scale from simple to complex projects. Users can add detailed cards, subtasks, discussions, files, and histories, making responsibilities clear while supporting planning, tracking, and coordination across evolving workflows and teams.
Kerika brings conversations directly into work by attaching chat to tasks, boards, and canvases. Teams discuss ideas in context, receive email notifications, reply from inboxes, and preserve discussions alongside work, ensuring communication remains searchable, continuous, and connected throughout project teams.
You stay informed through real-time updates that highlight new, moved, or changed work instantly. Visual cues show unread activity, hidden updates, and detailed changes, ensuring distributed teams never miss progress, modifications, or important actions across boards during daily collaboration.
Task Boards for Kanban support simple lists or complex workflows for any type of work. Cards hold subtasks, chat, files, tags, history, and custom workflows, helping teams visualize flow, manage capacity, coordinate assignments, and connect related work clearly across projects.
Whiteboards provide an infinite real-time canvas for brainstorming, planning, and sharing content. Teams add files, web links, and nested boards, collaborate live, control access, and publish boards as web pages to communicate ideas beyond Kerika with external stakeholders worldwide.
