A calm to-do list with time tracking and focus mode that keeps your data on your device.
Plane
Plan side projects, renovations or clubs with issues, cycles and roadmaps.
Tasks & focus
AGPL-3.0-only
Reviewed version d9726d5
What it does
Plane is an open-source project tracker, a Jira and Linear alternative. You break work into issues, group them into cycles (sprints) and modules, and view them as lists, boards, calendars or timelines. It also has pages for notes and a public API, and you can run it yourself or use the hosted version.
- Issues, cycles, modules and timelines
- Boards, lists, calendars and spreadsheets
- Pages for notes next to your work
- REST API and webhooks
Great for: People planning anything with many moving parts, from a renovation to a club season.
- LicenceAGPL-3.0-only
- Where it runsYour computer (free)
- Built withtypescript, python
- Your dataStays in your own copy
- Sourcemakeplane/plane
Ways to use it
Your AI helps you choose, based on what you need, and sets it up with you in plain words.
- On my own computerFreeYour AI installs what it needs and explains each step. It works while your computer is on.
How people are using this project
Examples of what people ask their AI to do with Plane. Start from one, or just tell your AI and it will ask what you'd like.
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“Set up a project with states Planned, Quotes, Booked, Done and labels for each room.”
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“Use cycles for each term and modules for each activity.”
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“Let me mark an issue as repeating every week and auto-create the next one.”
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“Hide cycles, modules and estimates so only boards and due dates show.”
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Can I trust it?
- AGPL-3.0-only. Free to use and change. If other people use your changed version, including over a network (for example a website you host for them), you must offer them your source code under the same licence. Using it privately for yourself or your household has no extra obligations.
- Your data: stores personal data, on your own device or server. Postgres database plus an uploads store (Docker volumes).
- Other services: Email (SMTP) (optional, usually free to a few dollars); File storage (built-in MinIO-style store or S3) (optional, free locally)
- Reviewed version. Your AI always gets exactly the version we've checked.
- Treat SECRET_KEY and database passwords as secrets and keep them out of Git and chats.
- Review the setup script before running it and keep the stack behind HTTPS if public.
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