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GitHub Projects builds boards, tables, and roadmaps directly out of GitHub issues and pull requests, so project tracking lives in the same place as the code itself. For engineering teams, that's the whole pitch: no separate tool to check, no context-switching between a codebase and a PM app. Custom fields and views give it enough flexibility to organize work the way a dev team actually wants, while staying native to GitHub.
It works across team sizes, from small teams up through large enterprises, and connects with Slack, Jira, and Zapier when a team needs to bridge into other systems. Complexity is low, which keeps it approachable. It's a fit for engineering teams that want project tracking without leaving GitHub.
It's built for engineering teams that want project tracking to live in the same place as their code, with no separate tool to check.
Being native to GitHub, with custom fields and views, makes it attractive for dev teams that want one less app in their workflow.
It's limited for non-technical teams who don't already work inside GitHub.
A strong option for GitHub-based engineering teams that want lightweight tracking without switching tools.
GitHub Projects offers a free plan, with paid tiers available for more advanced features.
GitHub Projects is available on Web, Mobile.
GitHub Projects integrates with tools like Slack, Jira, Zapier, among others.
GitHub Projects offers both cloud (SaaS) and self-hosted deployment options.
GitHub Projects is designed for these team sizes: Small team, Mid-size, Large, Enterprise.
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