Worklenz is a web-based project management platform that helps teams plan projects, organise tasks, allocate resources and monitor progress.

The software offers multiple task views, time tracking, financial insights, workload planning and reporting. Teams can use the hosted service or deploy Worklenz on their own infrastructure.

This is free and open source software.

• Plan and monitor projects from initial preparation through to completion.
• Organise tasks with priorities, due dates and progress tracking.
• View work as lists, Kanban boards or Gantt charts.
• Allocate resources and review team capacity with a visual scheduler.
• Record time directly against tasks.
• Track project budgets, costs and profitability.
• Generate reports covering project health, workloads and performance.
• Collaborate through comments, file sharing and client access.
• Create projects from reusable templates.
• Self-host using Docker or install the components manually.

Website: github.com/Worklenz/worklenz
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Developer: Worklenz
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

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