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Taiga

Scrum and kanban without Atlassian archaeology; reporting and integrations are thinner

Technical Profile & Specs

verified 2026-08-10

Cost
$0 / forever (Open Source)
License
MPL-2.0
Hosting Model
Local or hosted (your machine or their cloud)
Platforms
webself-hostedself-host, real ops
Installation
Hosted Taiga signup, or the official multi-container Docker Compose production stack
Operational Setup
Production self-hosting is not one container: it needs Docker/Compose familiarity, several Taiga services, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, environment files, a reverse proxy, TLS, and email settings.
Where Your Data Lives
A self-hosted deployment stores application data in PostgreSQL, messages/events in RabbitMQ, and uploaded media in persistent volumes or configured storage; hosted workspaces live in Taiga's cloud.
The Catch / Trade-off
Taiga makes Scrum and kanban pleasant, but reporting, workflow customization, permissions, release planning, and integrations are materially thinner than Jira.

Replaces 3 paid apps

up to $30.41/mo ($365/yr) in subscriptions

Taiga FAQ

Common questions

Is Taiga free and open source?+

Taiga is an open-source tool licensed under MPL-2.0 that runs on local or hosted. Scrum and kanban without Atlassian archaeology; reporting and integrations are thinner

What paid software does Taiga replace?+

Taiga serves as a free replacement for 3 paid SaaS applications: Jira, Shortcut, Trello, saving up to $30.41/month ($365/year) in subscription bills.

How do you install and set up Taiga?+

Installation: Hosted Taiga signup, or the official multi-container Docker Compose production stack. Setup notes: Production self-hosting is not one container: it needs Docker/Compose familiarity, several Taiga services, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, environment files, a reverse proxy, TLS, and email settings.

What is the catch or trade-off with Taiga?+

Taiga makes Scrum and kanban pleasant, but reporting, workflow customization, permissions, release planning, and integrations are materially thinner than Jira.