The best Backlog alternatives
The rest of Best Issue Tracking Software, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Jira suits software, product, marketing, operations, and other teams that need to assign and track coordinated work.
It suits teams that plan work in sprints or use Scrum and Kanban boards.
OpenProject suits organizations coordinating classic, agile, or hybrid projects.
Zoho BugTracker suits teams that need to assign issues, track progress, and configure workflows or automated updates.
It suits teams that want to host project management software themselves and configure separate roles, visibility, and workflows across projects.
Azure Test Plans may suit teams that need traceable manual or exploratory testing connected to Azure Pipelines.
DoneDone may suit small teams in operations, internal IT, internal marketing, or customer support that need to manage requests and tasks together.
Usersnap suits product and support teams collecting visual feedback, survey responses, and workflow signals.
Bugsee suits developers investigating crashes and bugs in mobile or web apps.
Trac suits software teams that want self-hosted issue tracking, wiki documentation, version-control links, timelines, and roadmaps.
Taiga suits cross-functional teams using Scrum or Kanban, including developers and designers.
Bugzilla suits teams that need defect tracking on their own server, particularly where custom workflows, bug visibility controls, or custom fields…
MantisBT suits teams responsible for evaluating, installing, and maintaining a bug tracker in a company.
Plane suits teams that want board-based work management across web and mobile.
