Huly

Huly is the most ambitious tool in the self-hosted project management category: instead of just tracking issues, it bundles project management, a Notion-style docs workspace, and team chat with built-in audio/video huddles into one platform, all deployable as a single Docker Compose stack. The pitch is explicit — replace Linear, Notion, and Slack with one self-hosted product instead of stitching three SaaS subscriptions together.

The feature set backs up the pitch. Boards support kanban, Gantt-style planning, and milestone tracking; docs are real-time collaborative; and huddles let a team jump into voice or video without leaving the app. Import tooling covers Jira, Linear, Trello, GitHub Issues, and Asana, which lowers the switching cost meaningfully. The whole platform is open source under the Eclipse Public License 2.0 (EPL-2.0), a weak-copyleft license that's friendlier to internal/commercial use than AGPL, and self-hosting carries no feature gate — you get the full product.

Two facts matter for anyone evaluating Huly today. First, Huly Inc. discontinued its own hosted cloud service in 2026 due to funding, so self-hosting is now the only supported way to run it — not a downgrade path, but worth knowing before you plan around a managed option. Second, Huly is younger than incumbents like Redmine or OpenProject, so its long-term maintenance track record is shorter, even though its GitHub activity (26k+ stars, active weekly commits) is strong today. For a small team willing to self-host and comfortable with EPL-2.0, Huly consolidates more tools into one deployment than any other option on this list.