
Taiga
Open SourceOpen source agile project management. Scrum, Kanban, and issue tracking.

About Taiga
Taiga is an open source project management tool built specifically for agile development teams. It supports both Scrum and Kanban methodologies with a clean, focused interface.
True Agile Tool
Unlike general-purpose project managers, Taiga was designed around agile practices. Scrum teams get backlogs, sprints, and burndown charts. Kanban teams get configurable boards with WIP limits.
What You Get
- Unlimited projects - No cap on the number of projects (self-hosted)
- Scrum boards - Backlogs, sprints, user stories, and burndown charts
- Kanban boards - Visual boards with swimlanes and WIP limits
- Issue tracking - Bug and issue management with custom severities
- Wiki - Built-in documentation for each project
- Epics - Group related user stories into larger initiatives
What to Know
Self-hosting is free with no limits. The cloud free tier has restrictions on team size and features. Taiga has a smaller community than tools like Jira or Linear, but the agile implementation is solid and the interface stays focused on what matters.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
The free plan in practice
What you can actually do on Taiga's free plan (Unlimited if self-hosted), where it stops, and when it's worth paying.
What you can do free
- Unlimited projects
- Scrum & Kanban
- Issue tracking
- Wiki
- Video conferencing integration
Where it stops
- Self-hosting for unlimited
- Cloud free tier limited
When to upgrade to a paid plan
Taiga is open source, so self-hosting is free and unlimited. The only reason to pay is convenience: choose a hosted or cloud option when you'd rather not run and maintain it yourself, or need official support.
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