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Plane is an open-source project management platform for creating and managing work items, organizing cycles and modules, tracking issues, and managing product roadmaps. Its documented workflows include rich-text task editing, file uploads, sub-properties, related issues, filters, saved views, and converting notes into actionable items.

Plane also provides burn-down charts, real-time analytics, and Pages for organizing ideas and documentation. It can be used through Plane Cloud or deployed on user-controlled infrastructure, with documented Docker and Kubernetes installation methods. The repository is licensed under AGPL-3.0.

OpenProject is a web-based, open-source platform for teams and organizations managing projects, portfolios, products, tasks, bugs, agile workflows, and roadmaps. Its documented capabilities include project and portfolio management, Kanban and Scrum boards, Gantt-based planning and scheduling, task management, time tracking, cost reporting, budgeting, and team collaboration.

The software can be deployed under user control through its self-hosted Community Edition, with installation guides provided. An Enterprise Edition is also available through cloud or on-premises deployment, and documented integrations include Nextcloud, XWiki, GitHub, and GitLab.

Leantime is an open-source project management system designed for non-project managers. It combines strategy, planning, and execution with task management through kanban, Gantt, table, list, and calendar views. Documented features include subtasks, dependencies, milestones, sprints, timesheets, project dashboards, reports, status updates, goals and metrics, retrospectives, comments, discussions, and project permissions.

The application can be deployed on a user-controlled server through a local PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, and Apache or Nginx installation, or through the official Docker image and Docker Compose setup. It also supports file storage, LDAP and OIDC integration, plugins, a JSON-RPC API, and integrations with Slack, Mattermost, and Discord.

Ever Gauzy is an open business-management platform covering ERP, CRM, HRM, ATS, sales, finance, inventory, and work and project management. Its documented project-related workflows include projects and tasks, schedules, team and organization management, goals and KPIs, dashboards, reports, insights, analytics, integrations, and time tracking with timesheets and activity tracking.

The platform is available as a browser-based web UI, server application, and Windows, macOS, and Linux desktop applications. Users can run it locally with Yarn or deploy it with Docker Compose; Kubernetes is recommended for production. It supports SQLite for demos and PostgreSQL or other databases for deployment, and is licensed under AGPL-3.0.

Worklenz is an open-source project management platform for planning, executing, and monitoring projects. Teams can create projects and tasks, set priorities and due dates, track progress through list, board, and Gantt views, use templates, and collaborate through comments and file sharing.

The platform documents resource planning, workload balancing, visual scheduling, time tracking, budgets and costs, analytics, reporting, team utilization, project profitability, and a client portal. It can be used through Worklenz Cloud or deployed under user control with Docker, Docker Compose, or manual installation using React, Express, PostgreSQL, Redis, and object storage.

GitScrum is an open-source project management tool for organizing projects and managing team tasks within workspaces. Its documented Agile workflow includes product backlogs, user stories, sprint backlogs, issues, prioritization, estimates, checklists, labels, assignments, comments, attachments, and status tracking.

The application provides dynamic Kanban boards, sprint planning, burndown charts, Gantt charts, dashboards, milestones, discussions, mentions, and integrations with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. The repository documents deployment through Laravel, PHP, Nginx or Apache, and MySQL or MariaDB, with Composer installation, database migration, OAuth configuration, and an available Docker setup.

Paca is a self-hosted project management platform for Scrum teams in which humans and AI agents collaborate on the same Scrumban board, sprints, goals, backlog, tasks, and project documentation. Its workflow covers planning, execution, checking, and adaptation, with real-time updates and in-app AI chat for creating or updating work.

The platform documents BDD collaboration, system design documents, activity diffs with revert, configurable workflows and fields, visual automation flows, an MCP server, and sandboxed WASM plugins. It runs under user-controlled infrastructure through an interactive installer or Docker Compose, with PostgreSQL, storage, optional AI-agent services, and a browser-accessed instance.

4ga Boards is a realtime web-based kanban system for project and task management. Its documented hierarchy is projects, boards, lists, cards, and tasks, with collapsible lists, filtering and rearranging, multitasking tools, an advanced Markdown editor, shortcuts, and realtime updates without page reloads. It supports shared work through SSO login options and board collaboration features.

The project can be run under user control with Docker Compose, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, or a manual installation. The README also documents importing boards from Trello, exporting and importing boards, backup and restore scripts, PostgreSQL configuration, and a hosted professional option. It is released under the MIT license.

Scrumboy is a self-hosted project-management and issue-tracking application centered on customizable Kanban boards. Users can create projects, define workflows and priority tiers, manage todos with tags and filters, assign work, and collaborate on realtime boards. It also supports sprints, audit trails, shareable anonymous boards, sticky-note walls, Markdown notes, voice commands, and multiple languages.

The application runs as a local web server backed by SQLite, with Docker images, Docker Compose, source builds, and a Windows executable documented in the README. Full and anonymous modes are available, alongside optional authentication, 2FA, OIDC/SSO, backups, webhooks, API access, PWA support, and MCP-compatible client support for AI-agent integrations.

Projectplan.net is an open-source, cross-platform desktop application for designing, creating, and tracking project plans. It is positioned as a simple alternative to Microsoft Project and supports project imports from Microsoft Project and Excel, project scenarios, compilation, metrics, and generated Gantt, arrow, and scenario charts.

The repository also includes the headless zpp command-line tool for scripting, CI pipelines, and batch processing. It can export images and JSON metrics, and convert imported plans into project files. Users can build or run the desktop application with the .NET SDK, publish self-contained binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS, and build a Windows MSI installer.

ONLYOFFICE Groups is an open-source collaborative business platform that centralizes document management, project management, CRM, and email. Users can organize and share files with permissions, connect cloud storage services, manage customer contacts and interactions, and aggregate multiple email accounts.

Its project tools support projects, milestones, tasks, subtasks, Gantt charts, time tracking, and automated reports. Collaboration features include blogs, forums, an internal wiki, shared calendars, meetings, and an employee directory. The repository documents deployment through an official Docker image and Linux installation documentation, allowing organizations to run the platform under the Apache 2.0 license.

Ever Teams is an open work and project management platform for teams. Its documented feature set includes projects, tasks and issues management, organizations and teams, tags and labels, time management, time tracking, activity tracking, productivity metrics, and integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Jira. The repository describes the project as actively developed and a work in progress.

The product provides a web application, with mobile apps, a desktop application, and browser extensions listed in the repository. It can be run locally with Docker Compose, Docker, or a manual Node.js build, and supports deployment through several hosting providers. The web frontend requires access to the Ever Gauzy APIs, either through the documented hosted endpoint or a self-hosted Gauzy backend.