Plane
Plane is an open-source project management tool to track issues, run sprints (cycles), and manage product roadmaps without managing the tool itself.
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Open-source project management for modern teams, tracking issues, cycles, and roadmaps.
Core Features
- Work Items: Rich text editor, file uploads, sub-properties, related issues
- Cycles: Burn-down charts, momentum tracking
- Modules: Break down complex projects into manageable parts
- Views: Custom filters, saved and shared views
- Pages: AI-powered notes, convert to actionable items
What It Can't Do
- •Free tier may have limits; self-hosting requires DevOps knowledge; AI features may need extra setup.
Use Cases
- Agile software development with sprint cycles
- Product roadmap planning and feature prioritization
- Cross-team project collaboration with task tracking
Detailed Introduction
Plane is a modern, open-source project management platform designed for teams of all sizes. It helps you track issues, run sprints (called Cycles), break down complex work into Modules, and visualize progress with custom Views and Pages (AI-enhanced rich notes). Real-time Analytics give you instant insights. You can get started quickly with Plane Cloud or self-host using Docker/Kubernetes for full data control. Built with Django, React, and Node.js, Plane offers a clean, intuitive interface that reduces tool overhead so your team can focus on building.
Troubleshooting & FAQ (2)
TroubleshootingWhy does Plane crash in Safari with 'window.requestIdleCallback is not a function' error?
Plane v1.3.1 CE uses requestIdleCallback in the gantt-layout-loader without a polyfill, causing a TypeError in Safari (macOS/iOS) because Safari does not support requestIdleCallback by default. Workaround: Enable the WebKit 'requestIdleCallback' experimental feature flag on your device (macOS: Develop → Feature Flags; iOS: Settings → Safari → Advanced → Feature Flags). Fix: Add a polyfill during app bootstrap. For example: if (!window.requestIdleCallback) { window.requestIdleCallback = function(cb) { return setTimeout(function() { cb({ didTimeout: false, timeRemaining: function() { return 50; } }); }, 1); }; } This ensures all call sites are covered. For more robustness, consider the aFarkas/requestIdleCallback polyfill.
TroubleshootingWhy does Plane crash with React errors when creating a project with special characters?
This is a known bug where the API rejects names containing special characters (e.g., '+') with a 400 error, but the frontend fails to display the validation message, causing a React crash (minified errors #418, #423). Workaround: use only letters, numbers, hyphens, or underscores in the project name and identifier. The team plans to add client-side validation to prevent this in future releases.
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- Create a project, add work items, set up cycles
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