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Open-source project management that unlocks customer value. Meet Plane, is an open-source project management tool to track issues, run sprint cycles, and manage product roadmaps without the chaos of managing the tool itself. Quickly create issues and add details using a powerful rich text editor that supports file uploads. Add sub-properties and references to problems for better organization and tracking. Keep up your team's momentum with Cycles. Gain insights into your project's progress...

...All the team members can take part in the planning and this makes possible to have a real-time planning. LibrePlan is open source and you can download, install and customize it for free. Highlights: * Open source solution * Collaborative & web based software * Multiproject focus * Real time planning * Collaborate with other companies * A comprehensive set of features Useful links: * Homepage: http://www.libreplan.com/ * On-line demo: http://demo.libreplan.org/ * Ask a question: http://ask.libreplan.org/ * Bugtracker: http://bugs.libreplan.org/ * IRC channel: http://webchat.freenode.net/?...

Notetask is a cross-platform application for managing task lists that include completion status, task description, and notes. Each task can have a due date and be marked as a favorite with a star. It uses its own storage text format based on Markdown. It is designed to help you quickly organize a large number of small routine tasks. You can enter tasks directly in the app or paste raw text from the clipboard — such as a list of requirements or ideas — then sort them into groups, set...

...Rather than a single fixed template, it lets you pick technologies like the Node.js web framework, database, CSS preprocessor, and client-side JavaScript framework, then outputs a project wired with that combination. It was inspired by the popular “Hackathon Starter” but aims to be more configurable by letting you customize almost every layer of the app. The generated project comes with sensible defaults, authentication, environment configuration, and build tooling, so you can jump straight to building features instead of plumbing. It’s especially useful for hackathons, prototypes, and small to medium web apps where you don’t want to spend hours wiring up the same boilerplate again.