Jira
by JiraJira tracks issues and projects on web, mobile, desktop, Linux, APIs and self-hosted deployments.
Issue tracking software helps teams record, organize and follow work on software issues. This list gives buyers a place to compare tools for planning, workflow control and release work.
Entries are presented for side-by-side comparison, with no published ranking basis. Compare the listed pricing, workflow, planning, access, time and deployment fields against your team's needs.
Jira tracks issues and projects on web, mobile, desktop, Linux, APIs and self-hosted deployments.
Backlog tracks projects and issues on web, mobile, APIs and self-hosted deployments.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Zoho Sprints manages agile work from user stories through releases on web, mobile and API.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Linear manages issues and projects through web, mobile, Windows, macOS and API access.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3OpenProject tracks projects with automation and work-hour logs on web, Linux, API and self-hosted systems.
WebLinuxAPI+1Zoho BugTracker records, assigns and tracks bugs with reports, milestones and automation on web and mobile.
Redmine is open-source project management software for self-hosted web deployments across multiple projects.
Azure Test Plans plans, runs and tracks manual and exploratory tests with linked defects and traceability.
DoneDone combines a shared inbox and task management to assign requests and track completion on web and mobile.
Sifter tracks bugs, ideas, questions and feature requests with search, filters, milestones and audit history.
Usersnap collects customer feedback through screenshot markup and audio recordings on web, iOS, Android and browser extensions.
Bugsee captures app sessions, crashes, logs and network data on Android, iOS and web.
Trac is a free, open-source web issue tracker and wiki for software projects, with Git and Subversion interfaces.
Taiga manages agile projects with customizable Kanban workflows on web, API and self-hosted systems.
Bird Eats Bug records screens with clicks, logs and system details to create detailed bug reports.
YouTrack tracks issues and projects on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
Bugzilla is free, self-hosted web software for tracking bugs, enhancements and other product changes.
JTrac is an open-source Java web app for tracking bugs, action items and tasks with custom workflows.
MantisBT manages web-based bug reports on self-hosted Linux, Windows or macOS servers.
Plane manages work with board views on web, iOS and Android.
uBugtrack is a web app for real-time collaboration on tasks, issues, crashes and releases.
BUGtrack is a hosted web app for recording software defects, business issues, tasks and projects.
Elementool provides web project management and issue tracking with custom fields, assignments and status reports.
Review the Free plan and Paid from fields together. A free plan can help you start without a subscription, while a published starting price shows where paid use begins.
Use the free trial field to see whether a maker offers a time-limited evaluation. Confirm current terms on the maker's pricing page before choosing.
Custom workflows let a team shape issue states and handoffs. Workflow automation can reduce repeated status changes or notifications.
Compare these fields with the way your team moves work from report to completion.
Roadmaps help connect issue work with longer plans. Time tracking records effort against work items.
Check both fields if your team needs planning context or recorded work time alongside issue details.
The list records web, API, self-hosted, Linux, iOS and Android availability. Select the access methods that fit your systems and devices.
Deployment is a separate comparison field. Check whether a hosted or self-hosted setup matches your operating requirements.
Single sign-on is one of the comparison fields. If your organization uses a central identity service, check the tool's sign-on support and setup requirements.
Open-source status appears in the list as a separate field. If you need to read or change the code, review the licence and deployment terms before adopting a tool.