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Collabtive
Collabtive is web based project management software
Collabtive is a web‑based, open‑source project management tool that serves as a lightweight alternative to proprietary solutions like Basecamp. Built with PHP/JavaScript and supporting MySQL/MariaDB or SQLite, it’s targeted at small to mid‑sized teams and freelancers. With a modern responsive UI, it provides core features like task tracking, time logging, file management, and multilingual support. -
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Collabtive
Collabtive is web based project management software. Simple and easy.
Collabtive is web based collaboration software. It is an Open Source alternative for proprietary tools like Active Collab or Basecamp. Features include: Projects, Instant Messenger, Tasks, Files, Timetracking, Multilanguage, Basecamp import -
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Project HQ is an open source collaborative project management tool somewhat based on activeCollab and basecamp. It's goal is to remain a free, open source project management tool. It features milestones, task lists, tasks, a ticketing system & a wik
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Teamwork is an integrated, web based work management solution built purely in Java on the Hibernate persistence layer. It integrates project, time and worklog management. Import/export from MS-Project, Basecamp and Outlook/Icalendar SVN & Tweet synch.
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