Open Source Alternatives to Asana
A project and work management platform that enables teams to organize tasks, track progress, collaborate, and automate workflows, with AI-enhanced features and integrations for various business needs.
Whether you want to cut software costs or escape vendor lock-in, these open source alternatives to Asana give you an option you fully own. You can self-host them, so your data stays on infrastructure you control. This page lists 9 open source alternatives to Asana. The most popular are Wekan, OpenProject and Planka. Most use the AGPL-3.0 or MIT license, and 9 offer an official Docker image.
Wekan
A collaborative kanban board for visual task management and project organization with self-hosting capabilities.
OpenProject
Manage projects, portfolios, and agile workflows with Gantt charts, kanban boards, and integrated time tracking.
Planka
A self-hosted kanban board for agile teams to manage tasks through real-time collaborative project boards.
Leantime
A project management system combining strategy, planning, and execution for teams and neurodivergent users.
Kanboard
A project management application focused on the Kanban methodology for organizing tasks and workflows.
Worklenz
Manage projects, track team resources, and monitor financial performance through a centralized open-source project management platform.
ZenTao
An all-in-one project management platform covering product development, quality assurance, and documentation for software teams.
Taiga
A project management platform for agile teams providing tools for Kanban boards, Scrum frameworks, and issue tracking.
Operately
Centralizes goals, projects, and processes through an opinionated operating system designed for startups and small organizations.
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