I've been looking for a competitive open source alternative to Jira for a non-profit I volunteer at because they cannot afford to pay for any cloud service and Trello has its limitations. Does Plane offer all pro features for open source instances as well? Does it support login via Google or other identity providers?
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Check out Youtrack - not open source, but free if you have 10 or fewer users.
Youtrack is great but complicated with it's UX. Code level extensibility with Project management tools is near zero. We are working on our extensibility framework called Propel, it gives you the ability to write code with React to extend Plane. Open-sourcing in Q3 2023.
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It is weird to hight this as feedback. Choosing very common names for a product intended for a global audience. How is that weird?
It is just weird to me that using those names was perceived as a necessary step.
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#34I've been looking for a competitive open source alternative to Jira for a non-profit I volunteer at because they cannot afford to pay for any cloud service and Trello has its limitations. Does Plane offer all pro features for open source instances as well? Does it support login via Google or other identity providers?
The per-project wiki feature is useful for documentation.
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#36I love seeing competition for Jira, because it needs to die, but I think you need to do a better job explaining your value prop. Your first bullet list of features doesn't really make it sound all that different. Why would I have a better time using this than Jira, bearing in mind that I'd be giving up custom workflows and probably a lot of integrations? (No shade intended. If you can answer that concisely, put that…
Within 3 seconds of reading the GitHub page I was sold. It’s already on my todo list for next week.
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It is weird to hight this as feedback. Choosing very common names for a product intended for a global audience. How is that weird?
It is just weird to me that using those names was perceived as a necessary step.
When you're writing English it just feels like the names flow better, that's all (like, avoiding stutter in a sentence, but with names). I don't think it would be fair to say we're just not honoring our roots
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Thanks for the feedback! We will definitely work on it.
One advantage you have: a BAA, required for HIPAA compliance, is only available with a very expensive Enterprise plan. For HIPAA compliant organizations, a self-hosted alternative could be very attractive.
Edit: for Plane, the GPT powered pages are a non-starter for HIPAA unless the feature can be completely disabled.