Taiga

Taiga is a project management tool that helps teams organize their work using agile methods. You can create projects, add tasks, track progress, and work with your team all in one place. The tool shows your work in different views like boards, lists, and charts to match how your team likes to work.

Unlike many project tools, Taiga is completely open source. This means you can see how it works, change it to fit your needs, or install it on your own computers. The platform includes everything teams need: task boards, sprint planning, progress tracking, file sharing, and team chat. It connects with tools you already use like GitHub, Slack, and GitLab to keep everything linked together.

Getting started with Taiga is straightforward. Here is how to use it effectively:

• Sign up for a free account on the Taiga website or install it on your own server if you prefer to keep data private.

• Create your first project by choosing a template. Pick Scrum if you work in sprints, Kanban if you prefer continuous flow, or start with a blank project.

• Add your team members by inviting them with their email addresses. You can set different roles like team member, project owner, or viewer.

• Start adding work to your backlog. Create user stories for features you want to build, or add tasks for work that needs doing.

• Use the board view to move tasks through stages like 'To Do','In Progress', and 'Done'. You can drag and drop items to update their status.

• Track your progress with built-in charts and reports that show how much work is completed and what remains.

• Scrum and Kanban boards with drag-and-drop

• Sprint planning with burndown charts

• User story and task management

• Issue and bug tracking system

• Wiki for team documentation

• Custom workflows and task statuses

• Team roles and permissions

• GitHub, GitLab, and Slack integrations

• Available in 30+ languages

• Self-hosted or cloud options

• Real-time team notifications

• File attachments and comments