After years configuring JIRA, I’m frustrated by recent changes hiding custom fields. I seek an agile alternative with configurable screens, permissions, workflows and optional automation, maintained by competent teams.
hey, have u looked at zenkit? its a reall cool selfhosted agile tool. its simplier than jira but still allows good cfg of screens, permissions and workflow. easy to set up and light enough to mess with. might just be what u need!
After facing similar challenges with configuring JIRA over the years, I decided to look at alternatives that provided flexibility without overwhelming teams with complexity. I explored Shortcut, which not only supports detailed workflows and configurations but also offers a cleaner interface that enhances team focus. The tool allowed me to set screen layouts and permission levels as needed, and the development team behind it has proven to be proactive in addressing user concerns. This approach made it easier to transition device by tailoring the tool’s agile features to our team’s needs.
Having experimented with various agile tools over the years, transitioning away from JIRA can be challenging. I found that Taiga offers a robust agile experience with customizable workflows that suit small and medium teams. The ability to tailor screens and permissions makes it a strong candidate, and the interface is intuitive even when adapting to its unique paradigms compared to JIRA. Additionally, using a tool maintained by a dedicated team means you often get quick updates and valuable community support. In my experience, this approach minimizes disruption and allows teams to continue Agile practices efficiently.
After struggling with JIRA’s recent changes, I transitioned to using ClickUp and found it to be a robust alternative for managing agile workflows in small to medium-sized teams. While ClickUp is not strictly an agile tool, it offers extensive customization, allowing detailed configuration of dashboards, permissions, and custom fields. The ability to define tailored workflows and integrate automation as needed proved beneficial. The learning curve is manageable and the constant updates ensure that the tool remains relevant and adaptive to evolving team needs.