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OpenProject is a web-based, open-source project management platform for teams and organizations. It manages projects, portfolios, products, tasks, bugs, agile workflows, roadmaps, and team collaboration in one system.

Documented capabilities include project planning and scheduling with Gantt charts, agile boards, Kanban and Scrum workflows, task management, time tracking, cost reporting, budgeting, product and release planning, collaboration, and integrations with Nextcloud, XWiki, GitHub, and GitLab.

The project offers a self-hosted Community Edition that users can download and install, alongside cloud and on-premises Enterprise Edition options. It is licensed under GPL-3.0.

Leantime is an open-source project management system aimed at non-project managers. It combines strategy, planning, and execution through kanban boards, Gantt and timeline views, tables, lists, calendars, milestones, subtasks, dependencies, sprints, dashboards, reports, status updates, goals, metrics, and risk analysis.

The platform also documents time tracking and timesheets, wikis and documents, idea boards, retrospectives, comments and discussions, file storage, user roles, project permissions, LDAP and OIDC integration, and integrations with Slack, Mattermost, and Discord. It can be installed locally with PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, and Apache or Nginx, or deployed using the official Docker image and Docker Compose. Managed hosting and a SaaS offering are also documented.

Worklenz is an open-source project management platform for planning, executing, and monitoring projects. Its documented workflows include task creation with priorities, due dates, progress tracking, list, board, and Gantt views, resource allocation, visual scheduling, project templates, team and client collaboration, comments, file sharing, analytics, and financial insights.

The application also supports time logging on tasks, workload and team utilization reporting, project profitability monitoring, and client portals. It can be used through Worklenz Cloud or deployed on a user-controlled server with Docker and Docker Compose, or installed manually with Node.js, PostgreSQL, and S3-compatible storage.

Plane is an open-source project management platform for teams that need to track issues, run cycles, manage product roadmaps, and organize project work. Its documented features include work items with rich-text editing and file uploads, cycles with progress and burn-down charts, modules for dividing complex projects, customizable views, pages for notes and actionable items, and analytics for visualizing trends and blockers.

Users can access Plane through Plane Cloud or deploy it on their own infrastructure. The repository documents Docker Compose and Kubernetes installation methods, along with managed hosting. Plane is licensed under AGPL-3.0 and is built with React Router, Django, and Node.js.

GitScrum is an open-source project management application for entrepreneurs, freelancers, managers, and teams. It organizes projects and team tasks within workspaces, supporting product backlogs, user stories, sprint backlogs, issues, task delegation, progress monitoring, milestones, Kanban boards, burndown charts, and Gantt charts.

The application also documents comments, discussions, mentions, attachments, labels, checklists, prioritization, effort estimates, and integrations with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It is presented as a collaborative agile tool with gamification, templates, multilingual support, and white-label options.

The repository contains a Laravel application that can be installed with Composer or Git, using PHP, Nginx or Apache, and MySQL or MariaDB. It documents local/server deployment and provides Docker containers for PHP, Nginx, and MySQL.

GanttProject is a free, open-source desktop project-management application. Users can organize task hierarchies, define dependencies and milestones, establish baselines, view Gantt and PERT charts, assess resource loads, and calculate task costs.

The application exports projects to PDF, HTML, and PNG and supports interoperability with Microsoft Project, Excel, and other spreadsheet applications. Collaboration is documented through WebDAV and the commercial GanttProject Cloud service. The repository provides Gradle commands to build and run the application locally; the complete app can be built for Linux and macOS.

Scrumboy is a self-hosted project-management and issue-tracking platform centered on customizable, shareable Kanban boards. Users can create projects, define workflows and priority tiers, assign and filter todos, organize work into sprints, collaborate in real time, and review audit trails. It also supports sticky-note walls, voice commands, multilingual use, Markdown notes, anonymous boards, and customizable tags.

The product exposes API access, MCP-compatible client support, outbound webhooks, JSON export and import, OIDC/SSO, two-factor authentication, and optional web push notifications. It is distributed as a Go application with SQLite storage and can run from source, as a Windows executable, or through Docker and Docker Compose. The README documents local server access at port 8080 and persistent data mounted under /data.

Projectplan.net is an open-source, cross-platform desktop application for designing and creating project plans. It is intended to automate tasks involved in project design and can be used for project planning and tracking. The repository also includes a headless command-line tool for scripting, CI pipelines, and batch processing.

The application supports project compilation, scenarios, metrics, Gantt and graph image exports, and imports from Microsoft Project or Excel into its project format. It is distributed for download and can be built from source with the .NET 10 SDK; publishing targets produce self-contained desktop binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS. A Windows MSI can also be built locally.

Vikunja is an open-source task and project management application for organizing work. Its repository identifies it as a task manager and includes project-management topics, while the README points users to a feature overview and a live instance for trying the product.

The project supports self-managed installation, building from source, and Docker distribution. It also offers a hosted version for users seeking a managed service. The README specifically mentions time tracking as part of Vikunja Pro, but does not document detailed Gantt planning, workflow automation, project customization, integrations, or mobile access in the supplied material.

Ever Gauzy is an open-source business-management platform covering enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, human resources, applicant tracking, work and project management, and employee time and activity tracking. Its documented features include projects and tasks, timesheets, dashboards, reports, integrations, roles, permissions, invoicing, billing, and organization management.

The platform provides browser-based web UI, desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and a desktop timer for time and activity tracking. It can run locally through Docker Compose or manual Node.js setup, with SQLite for demos and PostgreSQL or other databases for production. Kubernetes is recommended for production deployments.

Project Management, also described as Helper, is an open-source Laravel application for managing projects, tickets, and client support. Its documented workflows include Kanban and Scrum boards, epics, road maps, issue creation, ticket attachments, dependencies, comments, and logged activities or hours.

The application supports more than 60 languages, Excel export, Jira project and ticket imports, OpenID Connect single sign-on, and Dockerized deployment. The README lists PHP 8+, MySQL 8+, and a Pusher account as prerequisites. Screenshots and Filament, Livewire, and Tailwind references document a graphical web interface.

NearBeach is an open-source project management system built with Django and VueJS. Its documented features include customer and organization records, requirements and requirement items, Kanban boards, projects and tasks, sprint functionality, and requests for change.

The project is intended to be easy to install and flexible, with stated use ranging from small or personal organizations to enterprises. The supplied README identifies a browser-oriented Django/VueJS application and links to documentation and a hosted homepage, but does not specify a particular installation procedure, container configuration, Gantt views, time tracking, automation, integrations, or mobile applications.