opf/openproject

OpenProject is a web-based project management application. You install it on a server (or use a hosted version) and your team logs in through a browser to plan projects, track tasks, and collaborate. The README pitches it as a way for teams to manage projects, tasks, and goals together, with built-in links between work items and pull requests on GitHub. The README lists what the application can do. It can plan and schedule projects, lay out a product roadmap and release plan, manage tasks for day-to-day team work, support agile and Scrum styles of working, track time, report costs, and handle budgets. It also has a bug tracker, wiki pages, discussion forums, and a meetings module with agendas and minutes. Screenshots and longer feature pages live on the openproject.org website. There are several ways to get started, all of them spelled out in the README. You can begin a 14-day free trial, run the Community Edition for free on your own infrastructure (with installation guides on the website), or sign up for the paid Enterprise Edition either in the cloud or on your own servers. The Enterprise plan comes with support and extra add-ons. The team also offers paid training and consulting. The project welcomes outside contributors. There is a quick start guide for developers, and the README invites people to contact the team if they want help getting into the code. The company behind the project, OpenProject GmbH, also hires people to work on it full time. Bug reports go to the OpenProject Community instance rather than to the GitHub issues page. Security issues are handled through a private disclosure process described in a separate document, and the team says security work takes priority over other planned changes. For staying in touch, the README points at the Community instance with its forums, plus accounts on LinkedIn, Reddit, Fosstodon, and Twitter/X. OpenProject is licensed under GPL version 3. The README also credits the icon set: it comes from Vincent Le Moign's Minicons pack, repackaged by the OpenProject Foundation into an icon font that is released under a Creative Commons Attribution license.