Manage team projects without letting task tracking become the main job
You have likely experienced how organizing a task list can cause actual work to pile up. This open-source project management tool lets you grasp team progress at a glance through various visualization methods, including boards, Gantt charts, and calendars. It is designed so that code movements are automatically reflected in task status via GitHub integration.
Designing your workflow freely
Users can view tasks in the format of their choice among boards, lists, calendars, and Gantt charts. Backlogs, filters, and search functions help you quickly find necessary information even in complex projects. Each task records descriptions, attachments, subtasks, dependencies, labels, comments, and time tracking to maintain context. You can create custom columns and fields to define your team's unique workflow, and set rules that automatically move tasks when repository activity changes.
Notifications and external tool connections
Real-time updates between team members and public project views increase collaboration transparency. In addition to in-app notifications, important changes are immediately communicated via email, ntfy, Gotify, and personal webhooks. It supports broad integrations including GitHub and Gitea, as well as chat tools, project webhooks, REST API, command-line clients, and MCP for AI assistants. This allows for natural integration with existing tools to improve work efficiency.
Installation methods and contribution
You can start immediately as a cloud service or deploy via self-hosting by following the installation guide. Written in TypeScript, the project welcomes contributions in various forms, including code, translations, documentation, and bug reports. You must check the contribution requirements before setting up a local development environment and participating. Bugs should be reported in GitHub Issues, while feature requests can be submitted or voted on in the feedback channel.
Pre-use considerations
This tool is released under the MIT license, allowing free use. If you choose self-hosting, you must verify that you meet the requirements specified in the installation guide. You may consider sponsorship to support the project's continuous development. Testing is conducted through BrowserStack, and operations are supported by community sponsors. It is recommended to decide on adoption after reviewing team size and compatibility with existing tools.
