An open-source project manager you can actually own.

Jinear keeps tasks, boards, a calendar, notes and files in one place. Use the hosted version, or run it yourself with Docker.

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What it does

  • tasksLists, labels, checklists and reminders that don't get in your way.
  • boardsUnlimited boards and projects. Drag things where they belong.
  • calendarA built-in calendar, plus Google Calendar sync.
  • notesnewRich-text notes in shared notebooks, with tags and offline drafts.
  • filesAttach files to tasks, create folders, upload data, and define fine-grained access controls.

A quick look

jinear.co / cagdas / tasks / jinear
Tasks and boards in Jinear
Tasks, lists and boards, all in one place.

Your month at a glance

jinear.co / cagdas / calendar
The calendar in Jinear
A built-in calendar with Google Calendar sync.

Notes, next to the work

jinear.co / cagdas / notes
Notes and notebooks in Jinear
Rich-text notes in shared notebooks, with tags and offline drafts.

Your files, your storage

jinear.co / cagdas / files
File storage in Jinear
Attach files to tasks, kept on your own storage.
A self hosted Jinear instance runs as a single Docker Compose stack on your own server. No per-user tax, no lock-in, no vendor reading your tasks. The source is on GitHub and GitLab (AGPL-3.0) Fork it, audit it, change it.

Pricing, briefly

Free for individuals & up to 3 people/$24.90/mo flat for unlimited people/Free self-hosted, forever

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Hey, I'm Çağdaş.

I build and maintain Jinear on my own, no team, no company behind it. I use it every day for my own work, which is why it exists and why it keeps getting worked on.

If you run into trouble self-hosting, have a question, or want to suggest something, just email me. I read and reply to everything myself. I don't use your email for marketing or auto reply using AI. I'd love to hear from you.

And if you've already got Jinear running somewhere, say hello. Self-hosted instances phone nothing home, not even install counts, so there's no dashboard on my end lighting up when you spin one up. Hearing that someone found it useful makes my day.