Headquarters
Madrid, SpainFounded
2014CEO / Founder
Pablo Ruiz-MúzquizEmployees
11-50Funding
BootstrappedProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.7/10Website
taiga.ioProfile updated
Taiga is an open-source project management platform first released in 2014 by Kaleidos, a Madrid-based software company. The tool supports Scrum and Kanban methodologies and is popular with agile development teams and designers.
Taiga offers a free self-hosted version and a paid hosted SaaS. It competes with Jira, Asana, and Trello, particularly among teams that want an open-source alternative.
Taiga is developed and maintained by Kaleidos, which has been self-funded throughout its history. Co-founder Pablo Ruiz-Múzquiz has served as CEO.
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Who Taiga competes with, and how they differ.
Enterprise-grade issue tracker with deep customization and a large marketplace ecosystem; far more complex and costly to administer than Taiga's lightweight open-source Scrum/Kanban boards.
2 products reviewed on TopReviewedConsumer-friendly Kanban-only board with no built-in Scrum ceremonies, now owned by Atlassian; simpler but less structured for agile software teams than Taiga.
Closed-source SaaS work-management platform aimed at cross-department teams; lacks Taiga's self-hosted, open-source option and dedicated sprint/backlog tooling.
The closest open-source peer -- also self-hostable with Scrum/Kanban boards -- but positions itself more toward enterprise project-portfolio management with a paid Enterprise edition.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedNewer open-source, self-hostable issue tracker with a Linear-style interface aimed at engineering teams; more modern UI but a younger community than Taiga's decade-old base.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedFlat-fee, all-in-one team communication and to-do tool with no dedicated Scrum/sprint framework; trades agile-process rigor for simplicity.
Key milestones in Taiga's history, with sources.
Kaleidos transfers Taiga's SaaS operations to Taiga Cloud Services
Kaleidos handed exclusive operation and support of the tree.taiga.io SaaS platform to newly formed Taiga Cloud Services SL, consolidating Kaleidos itself around its other product, Penpot.
community.taiga.ioOpensource.com lists Taiga among the "Top 11 project management tools for 2016"
Independent trade coverage cited Taiga's open-source agile board two years after its launch.
opensource.comOpensource.com names Taiga a Top 10 open source project of 2014
Independent trade press recognized Taiga among the year's most notable new open-source releases within months of its launch.
opensource.comTaiga launches as an open-source Scrum/Kanban tool for cross-functional teams
Opensource.com covered the public launch of Taiga, an open-source project management tool built with usability for both developers and designers in mind.
opensource.comTaiga Agile, LLC formed in Madrid to give the project formal structure
Kaleidos, a Madrid software consultancy, formalized the open-source Taiga project it had built during an internal hackathon into Taiga Agile, LLC, publishing the source code on GitHub.
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