Browse top project management tools. Compare timelines, task tracking, and collaboration features by pricing and reviews.
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Asana — Asana is a work and project management platform for planning, tracking, and managing team tasks, with AI Studio agents built into workflows.
Trello — Trello is a visual, Kanban-style project management and collaboration tool that organizes work into boards, lists, and cards, owned by Atlassian since 2017.
ClickUp — ClickUp is an all-in-one work management platform combining tasks, docs, chat, whiteboards, goals, and AI features for teams that want to replace multiple point tools with one app.
monday.com — monday.com is a cloud-based Work OS platform that lets teams build customizable boards, workflows, and apps for project management, operations, and cross-team collaboration.
Basecamp — Basecamp is a project management and team communication platform from 37signals, offering to-do lists, message boards, schedules, and file storage in one flat-rate product.
Planka — Planka is a self-hosted, real-time Kanban board built as an open, fair-code alternative to Trello, developed by PLANKA Software GmbH in Germany.
Redmine — Redmine is a free, open-source, web-based project management and issue-tracking tool built on Ruby on Rails.
Phorge — Phorge is a free, open-source suite of software development collaboration tools, maintained as a community fork of the discontinued Phabricator project, covering code review, task tracking and project wikis.
Smartsheet — Smartsheet is a spreadsheet-style work management and project collaboration platform used by the majority of Fortune 500 companies, now privately held after a 2025 buyout.
Wrike — Wrike is a cloud-based work and project management platform offering Gantt charts, real-time dashboards, resource management, and 400+ integrations for cross-functional teams.
Teamwork — Teamwork.com is a client-work and project management platform built for agencies, consultancies, and professional-services teams that need project planning, time tracking, and client billing in one connected system.
Zoho Projects — Cloud-based project management software with Gantt charts, task automation, time tracking, and 50-plus integrations for teams planning and tracking work.
Microsoft Project — Microsoft Project is Microsoft's project and portfolio management application, offering Gantt-chart scheduling, resource management, and enterprise portfolio tools through tiered Microsoft 365-linked subscriptions.
Linear — Fast, keyboard-driven issue tracking and project management tool built for software engineering teams.
Height — Height was a fast, keyboard-driven, AI-assisted project management tool for engineering teams; the service was discontinued and shut down permanently on September 24, 2025.
Shortcut — Shortcut (formerly Clubhouse) is project management and issue-tracking software built specifically for software development teams, combining stories, iterations, and docs in one workflow.
ProofHub — All-in-one project management and team collaboration software with flat-rate pricing that covers unlimited users.
nTask — nTask is an all-in-one project management platform combining task management, Kanban boards, time tracking, risk management and team collaboration for small and mid-sized teams.
Hive — Flexible project management platform with Gantt, Kanban and Table views, native chat, time tracking and an AI assistant.
Freedcamp — Freedcamp is a cloud-based project management and collaboration platform offering tasks, milestones, file storage, and a CRM, with a permanently free tier for unlimited users and low-cost paid plans for advanced features.
Workfront — Adobe Workfront is an enterprise work management platform that helps marketing, creative, and cross-functional teams plan, execute, and report on projects and portfolios.
Paymo — Paymo is a work management application combining project management, time tracking, task management, and invoicing, built for small teams, agencies, and freelancers.
Scoro — Scoro is an all-in-one work and professional services automation platform combining project management, billing, and reporting for agencies and consultancies.
Celoxis — Celoxis is project management software with Gantt charts, resource management, time tracking, and advanced analytics, available as cloud or on-premise.
Planview — Planview is an enterprise portfolio and work management software company founded in 1989 in Austin, Texas, offering strategic planning, project portfolio management (PPM) and value stream management tools.
Plane Project Management — Plane (at plane.so) is an open-source, AI-native project management platform and Jira/Linear alternative for tracking work items, sprints, docs and workflows, available as a managed cloud service or self-hosted. It is a separate company from the payroll and HR platform also called Plane, at plane.com.
OpenProject — OpenProject is an open-source, web-based project management platform offering Gantt charts, agile and Scrum boards, time tracking, and BIM tools for teams that need self-hostable or EU-hosted project management software.
Taiga — Taiga is an open-source project management tool built for agile teams, supporting Scrum and Kanban workflows with backlogs, sprints, and Kanban boards.
Leantime — Leantime is an open-source, goal-focused project management tool designed for non-project-managers, with features built for neurodivergent and ADHD users.
Vikunja — Vikunja is a free, open-source, self-hostable to-do list and project management app offering list, Kanban, Gantt, and table views for individuals and teams.
Kanboard — Free, open-source, self-hosted Kanban board for visualizing and automating task workflows with minimal setup.
Wekan — Free, open-source, self-hosted Trello-style kanban board for team task and project management.
Huly — Open-source all-in-one project management platform combining issue tracking, docs, chat, and video as a Linear and Notion alternative.
Tuleap — Tuleap is an open-source, all-in-one application lifecycle management (ALM) platform from French company Enalean, covering agile project management, requirements, testing, and DevOps traceability.
YouTrack — YouTrack is JetBrains' issue tracking and project management tool, supporting Agile boards, Gantt timelines, time tracking, a knowledge base and AI-assisted features for software and cross-functional teams.
3Cols — Free cloud-based code snippet manager that lets developers store, organize, and share code snippets in real-time collaborative three-column boards.
Actiona — Actiona is a free, open-source, cross-platform desktop automation tool that lets users build and run action lists to control the mouse, keyboard, windows, and files, either with a visual drag-and-drop editor or JavaScript scripting.
acunote.com — Acunote is a longstanding online project management and Scrum tool from Pluron Inc, offering sprint boards, burndown charts, and wiki-based collaboration for agile software teams, though it is a small, lower-profile product with limited recent public activity.
Alarm Clock — Alarm Clock is a free, open-source alarm and timer applet for Linux desktops that use an AppIndicator (GNOME, Unity, and similar panels), letting users schedule repeatable alarms and countdown timers from a system tray icon.
Argos — Argos is a visual regression testing platform that automatically catches unintended UI changes in web applications during continuous integration.
Backlog — Backlog is a project management and bug-tracking platform from Nulab that combines task management, Kanban boards, Gantt charts, and built-in Git and Subversion repositories for software and cross-functional teams.
bitrise.io — Bitrise is a mobile-focused CI/CD platform that automates building, testing, and deploying iOS and Android apps for development teams.
bitrix24.com — Bitrix24 is an all-in-one CRM, project management, and team collaboration suite that bundles sales pipelines, tasks, communication, and website tools into a single platform for small and midsize businesses.
BookmarkOS.com — Bookmark OS is a visual, browser-based bookmark manager and virtual desktop that lets users organize links, tabs, files, and notes using webpage-screenshot icons and a customizable drag-and-drop desktop.
Braid — 'Braid' refers to the open protocol and research project hosted at braid.org, which extends HTTP from a state-transfer protocol into a full state-synchronization protocol. Led by Michael Toomim and developed collaboratively through an open working group and the IETF standards process (draft-toomim-httpbis-braid-http), Braid adds versioning, subscriptions (real-time updates on GET requests), patches (fine-grained updates via Range Requests), and merge-types (so servers can declare how conflicting edits should be resolved, for example via CRDTs or operational transforms) to ordinary HTTP. The goal is to let any web resource stay synchronized across multiple clients, servers, and proxies, enabling collaborative, offline-capable, local-first, and peer-to-peer web applications without every team having to build a bespoke real-time sync layer. Note that 'Braid' is an ambiguous name in software: this profile covers the braid.org state-synchronization protocol specifically, not GitHub's now-defunct 'git braid' submodule tool, not unrelated chat or messaging products sometimes called Braid, and not any commercial company of the same name. Braid is a non-commercial, open, community-maintained specification and reference-implementation ecosystem rather than a SaaS product or company.
BreakTimer — BreakTimer is a free, open-source, cross-platform desktop application that helps computer users avoid eye strain and repetitive strain injury (RSI) by prompting periodic breaks throughout the workday. Built with Electron by developer Tom James Watson and maintained on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 license, BreakTimer runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with Linux installers available as Snap, AppImage, .deb, and .rpm packages. Users can configure how often breaks occur, how long they last, and the working-hours window during which reminders are active, and can choose between gentle notification alerts or fullscreen break windows that take over the screen to enforce a real pause. The app includes intelligent break-reset detection, so idle time away from the keyboard counts toward rest rather than triggering unnecessary reminders. As a community-maintained open-source project rather than a company, BreakTimer has no pricing, subscription, or account system: it is downloaded and run locally with all break logic staying on-device. The project has around 1,500 GitHub stars and 135 forks, with active releases and an open call from the maintainer for more contributors.
cacoo.com — Cacoo is a browser-based diagramming and flowchart tool made by Nulab Inc., the Fukuoka, Japan-based software company also known for the Backlog project management platform and the Typetalk team chat app. Released in 2010, Cacoo lets individuals and teams draw flowcharts, wireframes, network diagrams, mind maps, org charts, entity-relationship diagrams, and UML models in real time, with multiple people able to edit the same canvas simultaneously and watch each other's cursors move live. Because it runs entirely in the browser, Cacoo requires no desktop installation and works across Mac, Windows, and Linux, with editing also embeddable inside Google Workspace, Confluence, and other tools via official integrations. A free plan covers up to six diagram sheets for unlimited users, making Cacoo an easy way for small teams to try real-time collaborative diagramming before committing to a paid Pro or Team subscription. Because Cacoo comes from the same company behind Backlog, teams already using Nulab's project management suite can adopt it with a shared login and consistent design language, making it a natural fit for product, engineering, and design teams already inside the Nulab ecosystem.
calcurse — calcurse is a free, open-source, text-based calendar and scheduling application built for the terminal on Unix-like systems including Linux, macOS, BSD variants, and other Unix derivatives. It was created in 2004 by Frederic Culot, who began developing it while finishing his PhD in astrophysics as a personal tool for keeping track of appointments and to-do items, and its name is a portmanteau of calendar and ncurses, the terminal UI library it is built on. Culot released calcurse under the permissive BSD license, and since 2011 the project has been maintained by Lukas Fleischer, with many core features added since 2017 designed and implemented by contributor Lars Henriksen. The application splits its terminal interface into three panels, a monthly calendar view, a list of appointments for the selected day, and a to-do list, all navigable with configurable, largely vi-style keyboard shortcuts. It supports recurring and all-day events, attached notes opened in the user's preferred external text editor, a configurable notification system for upcoming deadlines, import and export in the standard iCalendar format, and experimental CalDAV support for syncing with mobile devices and other calendar services. Because it runs entirely inside a terminal with no graphical dependencies, calcurse is popular among developers and sysadmins who live in the command line and want scheduling that fits into scriptable, keyboard-driven workflows rather than switching to a separate graphical calendar app.
cally.com — Cally is a free, open-source set of calendar and date-picker web components created by developer Nick Williams. Rather than shipping a complete, opinionated date picker, Cally provides small, accessible, framework-agnostic building blocks (calendar-date, calendar-range, calendar-multi-view) that developers compose into their own custom date pickers, at under 9KB gzipped.
Cloud 66 — Cloud 66 is a DevOps-as-a-Service platform that automates the build, deployment, and management of applications and databases on any public or private cloud, including AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, and Linode. It supports Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Docker, and Kubernetes workloads with features like zero-downtime deployments, managed databases, and autoscaling. Founded in 2012 by Khash Sajadi and Vic van Gool, the company is headquartered in London.
Cloudcraft — Cloudcraft is a cloud architecture diagramming tool that automatically generates live, editable diagrams of AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and vSphere environments by reading a customer's live infrastructure data rather than requiring diagrams to be drawn entirely by hand. Founded in 2015, it was acquired by Datadog in November 2022 (not 2020) and now operates both as a standalone product at cloudcraft.co and as an integrated feature within the Datadog observability platform. It is headquartered in New York City.
cocalc.com — CoCalc (cocalc.com) is a cloud-based collaborative platform for computational mathematics, data science, and scientific computing, built around Jupyter notebooks, SageMath, Python, R, and LaTeX. Operated by SageMath, Inc. since 2015, it combines real-time multi-user editing with course management tools used by university instructors to run programming and math classes.
CodSpeed — CodSpeed is a continuous performance testing and benchmarking platform that runs automated, noise-reduced benchmarks inside CI pipelines and reports performance regressions directly on pull requests. Founded in 2023 and based in Paris, France, it is built by a small Techstars-backed team and integrates with GitHub Actions and other CI providers to give engineering teams visibility into performance changes before code merges.
CrossFTP — CrossFTP is a cross-platform Java-based file transfer client for Windows, macOS, and Linux that supports FTP, SFTP, FTPS, WebDAV, and major cloud storage backends including Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier, Microsoft Azure, Google Storage, and OpenStack Swift. It ships as a free base version alongside paid Pro and Enterprise editions that add scheduling, synchronization, and multi-threaded transfer features.
Crosswork — Cisco Crosswork is a suite of network automation and orchestration software from Cisco Systems, built around Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) and the WAN Automation Engine, aimed at service providers and large enterprises that need to design, provision, monitor, and automate multivendor networks at scale. Cisco introduced the Crosswork portfolio in February 2018, bundling modules such as Change Automation, Health Insights, Network Insights, and Situation Manager under Essentials and Advantage licensing suites.
crowdin.com — Crowdin is a cloud-based localization and translation management platform that helps software, product, and content teams translate apps, websites, games, and documentation into multiple languages. Founded in 2009 by Serhiy Dmytryshyn, the company operates with hubs in Tallinn, Estonia and Ternopil, Ukraine, and connects with more than 700 tools including GitHub, Figma, and HubSpot.
cypress.io — Cypress is a popular open-source, JavaScript-based end-to-end and component testing framework for web applications, paired with a commercial companion service called Cypress Cloud for test recording, parallelization, and analytics. As of 2026, Cypress.io, Inc. remains an independently operated company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia; despite integration partnerships with test-cloud providers such as Sauce Labs, there is no verified evidence that Cypress has been acquired by Sauce Labs or any other company.
Deepnote — Deepnote is a collaborative data science notebook platform supporting Python and SQL, with real-time collaboration, data integrations, and AI-assisted analysis.
elmah.io — elmah.io is a hosted error logging and uptime monitoring service for .NET applications, offering AI-assisted anomaly detection, deployment tracking, and alerting from $26/month.
Fizzy — Fizzy is a simple, modern Kanban board tool from 37signals (makers of Basecamp and HEY), free for small use and self-hostable as open source.
flat.social — flat.social is a browser-based virtual space platform for remote teams, letting people walk around, bump into colleagues, and talk with spatial audio.
FlutLab — FlutLab is a browser-based Flutter IDE that lets developers build, debug, and compile cross-platform apps for iOS, Android, and web without any local setup.
Front App — Front is an AI-powered customer operations platform that unifies email, chat, and SMS into a shared inbox with automation, ticketing, and analytics for support and operations teams.
Gemfury — Gemfury is a cloud-hosted private package repository service that lets developers store and distribute RubyGems, npm, PyPI, Composer, Debian, RPM, NuGet, Maven, and Go Module packages without running their own repository servers.
GForge — GForge is an all-in-one DevOps and project management platform combining issue tracking, Git/SVN repositories, CI/CD, wiki, and team chat, available as SaaS, self-hosted, or air-gapped.
gleek.io — gleek.io is a keyboard-first, text-to-diagram tool that lets developers create flowcharts, UML, and ER diagrams from written descriptions instead of dragging shapes.
Gliffy — Gliffy is a diagramming tool for flowcharts, org charts, and technical diagrams, tightly integrated with Atlassian Confluence and Jira, now owned by Perforce Software.
gokanban.io — gokanban.io is a free, syntax-based Kanban board that lets anyone create and share a board instantly via a URL, with no account registration required.
Hackmd.io — HackMD is a real-time collaborative Markdown editor for teams to write, share, and manage notes and documentation together, with tools built for AI agent collaboration.
HeyRetro — HeyRetro is a real-time retrospective tool that helps agile teams run collaborative sprint retros with templates, live voting, timers, and persistent action-item tracking.
Holberton School — Holberton School is a project-based, alternative-to-college software engineering school that trains full-stack engineers through an intensive, peer-learning program across campuses in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
Hygger — Hygger is an agile project management platform with Kanban boards, Scrum tools, and built-in prioritization frameworks for software and product teams.
Accelo — AI-powered professional services automation platform that helps agencies and consultancies manage sales, projects, tickets, retainers, and billing in one system.
Bonsai — Bonsai, also known as Hello Bonsai, is an all-in-one business management platform for freelancers and small agencies that combines proposals, contracts, invoicing, time tracking, and CRM. It is a completely different product from bonsai.io, the Elasticsearch and OpenSearch hosting service listed separately.
Fieldwire — Fieldwire, owned by Hilti, is construction field management software for task tracking, blueprint markup, punch lists, and jobsite reporting, from small crews to large contractors.