# Jinear

> Jinear is an open-source (AGPL-3.0), self-hostable project management and
> calendar suite for indie developers and small teams. Install the whole stack
> with a single Docker Compose command — no per-user pricing, your data stays on
> your own server. A hosted version is also available.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://jinear.co/): Overview of Jinear — project management, calendar, and file storage.
- [Pricing](https://jinear.co/pricing/): Free self-hosting vs. hosted plans. No per-user pricing.
- [Blog](https://jinear.co/blog/): Guides and updates.

## Self-hosting

- Install guide: https://github.com/140crafts/use-jinear/blob/main/jinear-installation-scripts/README.md
- Source (GitHub): https://github.com/140crafts/use-jinear
- Source (GitLab): https://gitlab.com/140crafts/use-jinear

## Blog posts

- [Notes. The Last Missing Piece.](https://jinear.co/blog/notes-the-last-missing-piece/): Jinear had calendar, tasks, and files. Documentation had nowhere to live, so it squatted on tasks or ended up as a text file in storage. Notes fixes that, and I think it's the last main feature Jinear needs.
- [Release v0.1.1675. Self-Hosting Fixes: Uploads, Ports, and Reverse Proxies.](https://jinear.co/blog/self-hosting-fixes-uploads-ports-and-proxies/): File uploads that never finished, an installer that insisted on owning the standard web ports, and a service that always reported itself unhealthy. All three are fixed, and there are new docs for running Jinear behind your own proxy.
- [A Leaner Jinear: Dropped Features, a New PWA, and a Dedicated Site](https://jinear.co/blog/whats-new-leaner-jinear-pwa-and-marketing-site/): I trimmed Jinear down to its core. Removing projects, project Pages, custom domains, and chat, and split the old web app into an offline-capable PWA and a static marketing site.