Taiga Description
Taiga is an open-source project management tool first released in 2014 for agile teams. It supports Scrum with backlogs, sprints, user stories and burndown charts, and Kanban with customisable boards and work-in-progress limits, along with issue tracking, epics, wikis and team roles. The interface is designed to be intuitive for designers, developers and product managers working together. Because the software is open source, organisations can self-host it on their own servers for free, while Taiga's cloud offers hosted plans with support. Integrations import projects from tools such as Jira, Trello and GitHub, and webhooks connect with other services. The project reports a large global user base. For affiliates, Taiga suits agile coaching content, software development blogs and open-source tool lists. The programme pays recurring commission for the first year on cloud subscriptions.
Some of Taiga's features
- Scrum backlogs and sprints
- Kanban boards
- Issue tracking and epics
- Wikis and team roles
- Self-hosted or cloud
- Imports from Jira, Trello and GitHub
Taiga's Referral Program
Taiga runs its affiliate programme in-house and is listed at 30% recurring commission for the first year, with a 90-day cookie. The listed minimum payout is $50, paid by PayPal.
