Taiga

Agile Freemium

Taiga supports both scrum and kanban, with backlogs, sprints, issue tracking, and wiki pages covering the core of agile project management. What sets it apart is that it's genuinely open-source, appealing to teams that want the option to self-host and keep real control and transparency over their tooling rather than relying entirely on a vendor. Issue tracking and wiki pages give it enough depth to run day-to-day agile work without needing a separate tool bolted on. It's a web-based tool that fits small and mid-size teams comfortably, connecting with developer-adjacent tools like GitHub and GitLab.

At a glance

Who's it for?

It appeals to teams that want open-source flexibility and the option to self-host their agile tooling.

Strength

Being genuinely open-source makes it attractive for teams that value control and transparency over their tooling.

Trade-off

Its commercial ecosystem and support options are smaller than proprietary competitors.

When to choose it

A strong option for teams that specifically want an open-source scrum and kanban tool.

Why teams choose it

  • Open-source option
  • Scrum and kanban
  • Issue tracking

FAQ

Is Taiga free to use?

Taiga offers a free plan, with paid tiers available for more advanced features.

Is Taiga a web-based tool?

Taiga runs in the browser; it doesn't have a separate desktop or mobile app.

What integrations does Taiga support?

Taiga integrates with tools like GitHub, GitLab, Slack, among others.

Is Taiga cloud-based or self-hosted?

Taiga offers both cloud (SaaS) and self-hosted deployment options.

What team sizes is Taiga built for?

Taiga is designed for these team sizes: Small team, Mid-size.

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