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makeplane/plane

Plane is a very active open-source project management platform positioned as an alternative to Jira, Linear, Monday, and ClickUp. It is large, popular, and actively maintained, with 47,106 stars, 3,831 forks, and commits landing on March 30, 2026. The repo supports self-hosting and cloud use, with docs for Docker and Kubernetes deployment.

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Prefer upstream unless you specifically need the older 2025 snapshot; this fork adds no visible value and is substantially behind on active development.

Prefer upstream unless you specifically need this old baseline; the fork shows no distinct enhancements and is far behind a very active project. This is only attractive as a starting point for a custom rewrite or for preserving older behavior.

Prefer upstream unless you specifically need an unchanged historical snapshot; this fork adds no visible capability and is too far behind for most production uses.

Choose upstream unless you specifically need a frozen historical snapshot; this fork shows no added value and is far behind current Plane development.

Prefer upstream Plane unless you specifically need this old snapshot. This fork adds no visible value of its own and is far behind current development.

Choose this fork if you value the added AI/agent tooling and custom workspace assets more than staying close to upstream Plane. Choose upstream if you want the standard product, easier upgrades, and the latest Plane features.

Choose the upstream project instead unless you specifically need an untouched older snapshot; this fork adds no visible capabilities and lags far enough behind that it is likely to be missing important improvements.

Choose this fork only if the custom API and workflow changes are more valuable than staying current with upstream Plane. For most adopters, the size of the upstream gap makes the mainline project the safer default.

Treat this as a stale upstream snapshot, not as a differentiated fork. It is only attractive if you want Plane with no custom changes and are willing to carry a large upstream rebase burden yourself.

Prefer upstream unless you specifically need this older snapshot. This fork does not show added capability, and its main characteristic is that it is materially behind current Plane development.