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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.

Huly is an open-source platform that includes applications for project management, chat, CRM, HRM, and applicant tracking. Its documented project-management scope and workspace setup support teams coordinating business work from a unified application, while the platform architecture also supports teams building products on top of it.

The repository documents production and development releases, API-client access for integrations and custom applications, and a complete local run path. Users can build and launch the application with Docker and Docker Compose, access it through a browser at a local URL, create an account, and create a workspace. The project is licensed under EPL-2.0 and can be self-hosted using the related Huly self-host repository.

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.

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.

Worklog is a local-first desktop project manager for small development teams. Its core hierarchy is Workspace → Board → Ticket, with a Kanban workflow covering Backlog, Todo, In Progress, and Done. Users can manage tickets, edit details inline, add comments, use context menus, and navigate through a command palette and keyboard shortcuts.

The application provides table and timeline views, workspace persistence, configurable background Git synchronization, SQLite schema migrations, lazy loading, and infinite scrolling for larger datasets. Data is stored in a `.worklog/worklog.db` file within the selected workspace, with no cloud backend required for normal operation.

Worklog is distributed as a native Tauri desktop application for macOS, Linux, and Windows, with documented Debian/Ubuntu, Arch/AUR, and AppImage installation paths. The project is MIT licensed and can also be developed or,

Roadmap is an open-source application for creating and managing customizable product roadmaps. Users can organize items into projects, mention users in comments, and use upvotes to identify priorities. It includes automatic slug and branded Open Graph image generation, a simplified administrator, employee, and user role system, and OAuth 2 single sign-on support.

The application can connect projects to GitHub repositories and assign or create issues from roadmap items. Each item also exposes an AI-oriented endpoint with JSON, YAML, or Markdown output and optional comments. It is built with Laravel, PHP, and a database, and can be installed locally or deployed under user control; the README documents both conventional installation and Docker Compose deployment.