Taiga Reviews

I have used this software for free as its open source.I have worked on project on this software and working on this project is pretty simple and we can work easily.

As per my usage its good and there is no cons

We use this for very simple project management at the request of one of our third party vendors. It is good for scrum work and we make good use of the project wiki, but overall much prefer Jira, which we use in house for our other dev work.

It has a steeper learning curve and some of the terminology used is non-traditional and takes getting used to. There are also some annoying UI.

Love the kanban display. Out of the 50+ products I've used, the kanban view of Taiga is my favorite hands down! And I love the way your sub tasks/stories work.

hate when scrolling side to side in the kanban and my browsers back and forward through history is invoked, especially when it causes me to lose a detailed user story I'm in the middle of typing :(

The possibility to manage the task inside my company in a fast way.

It takes much time to get used to the platform since there are many features that can be used.

It is a very good option to manage times in the projects through the scrum methodology that improves the times notably

I do not have cons as regards the system since it is very intuitive regarding the use

Very intuitive UI. Worked for most of our purposes

Lacks the flexibility of JIRA's Kanban approach

Taiga is an open and free software which can be used for agile methodology and project management process where we easily raise tickets and assign them as priorities

This has some features to be upgraded and hopefully it makes upgrades

It helps me to track the projects and detect the problems quickly

It's dificult to have your own application

So dang easy to understand and use. It doesn't overcomplicate what is essentially a simple task...keeping track of work progress.

Lack of integration, especially for time tracking.

The customization because we don't follow a production pipeline that fits perfectly in one management theory. We combine different management theory to fit our needs and this is possible with Taiga. We also really like the cheap price.

We didn't had the occasion to use it deeper because we are between projects. But we think that it would be nice to track more the time users pass on some tasks and have a tool for customizable timesheets.

What I like most about software taiga is that it allows me to organize the tasks of my projects well and have control of them, since the programmer must indicate when a task is in progress or when the task is finished, besides allowing us to know the Development time of each one. It is also super useful because you can add the client and the same can see how the development of your project is and follow up.

Although I really like Taiga and I use it in all my projects, it would be interesting to have a mobile application, in which to have a summary of each project and be able to have the status without a computer necessarily.

Very easy to use with drag and drop functionality.
Very nice api to plug into the data.
Like the organization of the tasks, stories, etc. Very well laid out.
Makes it easy to manage our stuff.

Would like the ability to drag multiple items on the backlog, not just the Kanban.
Be nice to be able to add a story when looking at a sprint, rather than add to the backlog and then have to drag it into the sprint.
Be nice to have a filter on the taskboard for a particular user... so I could say just show me my stuff and it would only show stories and tasks assigned to me
Not a fan of the new pricing model... not sure I will be able to get my manager to continue

I like the visual way they display information. Easy to see status of a task.

It is almost impossible to see everything that a team member is working on.

Lightweight and user experience makes the software standout from it's competition. Although we have not used the API and the integration capabilities, we are excited for the possibilities that exist for making the product handshake with the other tools that we use internally.

We'd like to see the tool evolve and become more customizable so the end-users have more control towards configuring the dashboard and the elements they maybe interested in. Another area where the tool can be better is reporting and metrics. Support for basic scrum/agile reporting metrics (burndown chart, etc.) can help teams.

Open source and works nicely! Perfect for personal or small projects, if you don't have a very big budget. Includes all of the expected features like team management, support for EPIC, issues, sprints and backlog (just one AFAIK). You can defined custom ticket/issue statuses. Also includes built in kaban board.

Cloud version is sometimes slow after latest update .

Taiga is not as feature rich has other tools in the market but it's really easy to setup and use. It's a great tool for running a self hosted instance.

When you start to get a lot of stuff inside of Taiga, it starts to be a little short on some features. It's hard to get metrics and search engine could be better.

Firstly, the aesthetics. Secondly how well organized the progress tracking is kept by the app's online Kambam.

It's not that easy to get the ropes of the app, at first the design of the app may seem not so intuitive.

Simple, clean and easy to use most of the time.

It can be clunky at times and it lack features for more complex projects. It's mostly simple Kanban tool

The ease to follow a project. To have insights on the works of your team. All project information in one spot.

The software is not mobile ready. There is no app. You can also not create templates to create new projects.

- Supports multiple projects and team members

- Open-source platform

- Simple kanban board to track progress

- Categorizing and linking items are difficult

- Very basic functionalities

- Navigation between items is very cumbersome

have a beautiful design is fast and easy to use. permit a good work with teams. works better than trello

should be better with an api for Zendesk, plus the point could be most customizable.
the mobile app works bad

It has a very intuitive interface and is really easy to pick up for users who are unfamiliar with Agile developments.

It can be more customizable such as being able to assign priorities to tasks. Storing screenshots requires storing them in a file first before uploading. It would be great if they can just be copy and pasted in.

Simplicity.

Issue tracker, backlog, planning sprints with burnout chart. Team members are easy to manage. Tasks in backlog are easy to rearrange.

The biggest problem lies on user's side: to use it in full power, one has to keep using it for longer term and it may be demanding (but it brings progress into the project).

A bit strange colour scheme, a bit lost in editing issue texts. Personally I feel more in control when I edit issues in GitHub.

Integration to Bitbucket repositories, commits and issues (did not dare to try if it is present at all).