
Who plane is for#
Project Managers
Manage tasks and sprints effectively without the chaos of traditional tools.
Skip if:
If you prefer a fully managed solution without self-hosting.
Development Teams
Track issues and collaborate on projects seamlessly.
Skip if:
If your team is not comfortable with open-source tools.
The problem it solves#
Teams struggle with managing projects effectively using traditional tools, leading to chaos and inefficiency.
How it solves it#
Work Items
Create and manage tasks with a rich text editor that supports file uploads.
Cycles
Track progress effortlessly using burn-down charts and insightful tools.
Modules
Divide complex projects into smaller, manageable modules.
Views
Customize workflows with filters to display relevant issues.
Pages
Capture and organize ideas with AI capabilities and a rich text editor.
Analytics
Access real-time insights across all your Plane data.
Strengths and trade-offs#
Strengths
- Open SourceBeing open-source allows for community contributions and transparency.
- Flexible Hosting OptionsUsers can choose between cloud hosting or self-hosting for full control.
Trade-offs
- -Learning CurveNew users may face a learning curve when adapting to the platform.
- -Self-Hosting ComplexitySelf-hosting requires technical knowledge and infrastructure management.
Install and self-host#
npm install planeWhat it's built on#
- Languages
- PythonTypeScript
- Frameworks
- DjangoExpressReact
- Databases
- PostgreSQL
- Infrastructure
- Docker
- Cache
- Redis
FAQ#
What platforms does Plane support?
Plane can be hosted on cloud or self-hosted on your own servers.
Is Plane free to use?
Yes, Plane is open-source and free to use.
How can I contribute to Plane?
You can report bugs, submit feature requests, or improve documentation.
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