What's a free alternative to JIRA that Is the most similar to it?

bugzilla? jira is garbage btw.

>>61040909
Taiga.io is free, but quite limited in functionality.

I think you can also use Jira for free under certain circumstances.

>>61040909
I've been using redmine for years. However I haven't researched this topic for a long time so I don't know the current state of issue tracking systems.

I don't think I'd use redmine for anything larger than a few developers + qa/testers. Jira really shines when you have large projects with dozens or hundreds of people involved.

>>61040933
We use it at work and I like it. However I don't really have that much experience with similar applications.

Why do you think it's garbage? Honestly curious.

>>61040948
>>61040988
Thanks I'll check both these out.

>>61040988
This actually sounds perfect as that's about as many people I expect for this project.

>>61040909
Mingle is free for up to five users OP. Not as good as JIRA but still fine especially for Agile projects.

>>61040909
Phabricator is the best all-in-one system (similar to Atlassian's whole stack).

People say good things about Redmine, but I've heard a lot of skepticism about it from people who've developed parts of it before.

Bugzilla is honestly horrific (I have to use it every day). But more importantly it doesn't do everything JIRA does.

>>61040909
Isn't Jira free up to 10 users?

Happyfox?

>>61042293

This, phabricator is goat.