Taiga
Agile project management. Scrum + Kanban, beautiful UI, self-hostable.
What it is
Taiga is an open source agile project management tool. Scrum and Kanban views, user stories, epics, sprints, backlog, wiki, issue tracking, multiple projects. Python (Django) backend, Angular frontend.
Why we recommend it
If you want a modern, beautifully designed PM tool that supports both Scrum and Kanban, Taiga is the best open source option. The UI is more polished than Redmine, and the agile-specific features (sprints, story points, burndown) are first-class.
When to use it
- Agile teams that want self-hosting
- Scrum and Kanban workflows
- Teams migrating from Jira
- Open source projects that want a public issue tracker
Quickstart
Run this in your terminal. Self-hosts locally with Docker or your preferred setup.
$ git clone https://github.com/kaleidos-ventures/taiga-docker && cd taiga-docker && docker compose up -d Setup
Tags
Integrates with
Common use cases
- →agile-teams
- →jira-replacement
- →open-source-projects
- →scrum
Pricing
Self-host: free. Cloud: from $5/user/month. Free for open source projects.
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