ClickUp vs Ever-teams
Ever-teams is the better candidate for teams prioritizing inspectable, self-hostable project and workforce management with time tracking; however, its documented capabilities are described as planned, and the project explicitly warns that it is actively developed and work in progress. Choose ClickUp when a mature, broad workspace spanning delivery planning, documents, dashboards, automation, chat, AI, forms, and rich
Decision guide
The practical reasons to choose either option, based on documented capabilities.
Choose Ever-teams if
- Teams able to operate a self-hosted TypeScript application and its required Ever Gauzy APIs
- Organizations seeking an open-source foundation focused on projects, tasks, issues, workforce, and time tracking
- Developers prepared to evaluate or extend a work-in-progress platform
Stay with ClickUp if
- You require documented production-ready stability rather than a project marked active development/WIP
- You depend on ClickUp's documented docs, wikis, dashboards, goals, automations, chat, AI, forms, whiteboards, or broad planning views, none of which have equivalent coverage in the supplied Ever-teams feature list
- You need a low-maintenance migration path; no ClickUp import, export, or compatibility process is documented in the supplied material
Deployment and operations
The repository profile identifies Ever-teams as AGPL-3.0, self-hostable, and Docker-enabled. The README provides Docker, Docker Compose, and local Node/Yarn procedures, plus deployment links for several hosting providers; Kubernetes support is not documented. A default frontend deployment connects to the hosted Ever Gauzy API unless environment variables are changed, while full self-hosting requires running Ever Gauzy APIs separately. Operators must maintain both components and account for the W
Feature fit
What Ever-teams covers
- Project and task management
- Issue tracking
- Time tracking
- Teams and organizations
- Tags and labels
What’s different or missing
- No documented ClickUp importer
- No documented docs or wikis
- No documented dashboards or goals
- No documented workflow automations
- No documented team chat
- No documented workspace AI
- No documented forms or whiteboards
- No documented Gantt, timeline, or roadmap views
Project snapshot
- GitHub stars
- 543
- Contributors
- 46
- Language
- TypeScript
- Last commit
- Aug 16, 2026
- Latest release
- Aug 16, 2026
Categories: Customer Feedback, DevOps, Business Intelligence, Workflow Automation, Knowledge Management, Project Management, Task Management, Document Collaboration
Sources and editorial review14 linked sources
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Ever® Teams™ - Open Work and Project Management Platform.
readme · github.comProjects / Tasks & Issues Management
readme · github.comTime Management / Time Tracking / Activity Tracking
readme · github.comProductivity Tracking & Metrics
readme · github.com
readme · github.comOpen http://localhost:3030 in your browser, register a new account, and start using Ever Teams!
readme · github.comRun with Docker Compose
readme · github.comRun with a Self-hosted Backend
readme · github.com**NOTE: Platform currently is in active development stage / WIP, please use with caution!**
verdict · github.com- Projects / Tasks & Issues Management
shared feature · github.com- Time Management / Time Tracking / Activity Tracking
shared feature · github.comNote: Ever® Teams™ requires access to Ever® Gauzy™ Platform APIs, provided by another project - Ever® Gauzy™ Platform, see <https://github.com/ever-co/ever-gauzy> (and also <https://gauzy.co>).
deployment · github.com- Run `docker-compose up`, if you want to run the platform in production configuration using our prebuilt Docker images. Check `.env.compose` file for different settings (optionally).
deployment · github.com#### The default Ever® Teams™ Platform license, without a valid Ever® Teams™ Platform Enterprise or Ever® Teams™ Platform Small Business License agreement, is the Ever® Teams™ Platform Community Edition License
deployment · github.com
