Taiga
Taiga is a free and open-source project management tool designed for cross-functional agile teams.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Open-source agile project management for cross-functional teams with intuitive UI and self-hosting options.
Who should look elsewhere
Basic support only for lower-tier paid plans
Pros
- +Free and open-source, offering transparency and community support
- +Supports both Kanban and Scrum, providing flexibility for agile teams
- +Intuitive user interface for easy adoption without extensive training
- +Self-hosting option for data control and advanced customization
- +Comprehensive features for planning, tracking, and reporting
Cons
- −Basic support only for lower-tier paid plans
- −Limited storage on free and lower-tier paid plans
- −Integrations are partly through Zapier, which might require additional setup
Key features
- ✓Kanban boards with customization, swim lanes, and WIP limits
- ✓Scrum boards with backlog, sprint planning, estimations, and burn-down charts
- ✓Integrated issues/bug tracking with customizable types and priorities
- ✓Dashboards and reporting including team performance and project timeline
- ✓Customization of team roles, permissions, stages, colors, and tags
- ✓Integrations (partly through Zapier) and project import/export
- ✓Self-hosted option with community contributions and multilingual support
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self Hosted | — | month | Easy to update; Your choice of community contributions; Translated to >20 languages |
Integrations
ZapierGitHub