Plane
Open-source project management with work items, cycles, wiki and self-hosting
ABOUT
What is Plane?
Plane is an open-source project management platform that combines work items, cycles, modules, views, pages, wiki features and intake in one workspace. Teams can use Plane Cloud or self-host the AGPL-3.0 project on their own infrastructure, with imports and integrations for tools such as Jira, Linear, GitHub and Slack.
BEFORE YOU SIGN UP
What you should know
COMMUNITY
From the forums
Plane's GitHub community generally values its modern interface, active development, AGPL source code and self-hosting option. The repository also shows practical concerns around edition boundaries, documentation of Community Edition limits, missing features in self-hosted editions and the operational work required to run it yourself. That makes Plane attractive to teams that prioritize control, but less turnkey than a hosted-only alternative.
— Community sentiment · Reddit
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Plane really open source?+
Yes. Plane's core repository is publicly available under the AGPL-3.0 license, and the project supports self-hosted deployments.
Is Plane free for a team?+
Plane Cloud has a permanent Free plan for up to 12 seats. New cloud workspaces also get a 14-day Business trial without adding payment information.
Can I self-host Plane?+
Yes. Official documentation covers self-hosting with Docker Compose and Kubernetes, giving teams control over their infrastructure and data.