Taiga
Open-source agile project management tool by Madrid-based Kaleidos with 1M+ users. Scrum and Kanban boards, backlog management, and sprint planning. Self-hostable with full data sovereignty. Built by the same team behind Penpot.
Quick facts
Why does it score 64?
Taiga is built by Kaleidos, based in Madrid, operating under EU law.
Taiga's parent company, Kaleidos Inc., is a US corporation, the same structure as Penpot.
Taiga's SaaS tier carries the same CLOUD Act exposure as Penpot through its US parent; self-hosting removes this risk entirely.
Taiga is fully open source and used by more than a million people, built by the same team behind Penpot.
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