For AI agents: a documentation index is available at /llms.txt. A markdown version of this page is available at /guide/community/get-started/whats-included.md.
What's included
The exact feature set of the Community Edition, and an honest list of what it leaves out.
The Community Edition is a deliberate subset of the commercial product. This page is the definitive list, so you can decide before installing rather than after.
#Included
Create and manage projects, add members, set status.
Status, priority, type, assignee, due date and description.
Break work down and group it against milestones.
Discussion and file uploads on every task.
Lightweight to-do lists inside a task.
Plus the Label Customizer plugin for renaming them to your own vocabulary.
Log hours against a task and review them in the list view.
A board view of your tasks under More.
Admin and user roles, single company.
Available as part of the login flow.
#The navigation you get
The sidebar is trimmed to what actually ships:
- Dashboard
- Projects
- Tasks
- Time Log → Time Log List View
- More → Kanban
- Users
#Not included
Everything below was removed from the codebase, not hidden behind a flag:
| Area | Not in Community |
|---|---|
| Agile | Sprints, backlog, epics, velocity and burndown charts, Scrumban |
| Planning | Gantt chart, critical path, dependencies, project templates |
| Reporting | Dashboards, reports, Superset / BI |
| Resourcing | Resource management, availability, workload, budget and cost |
| Quality | Test case manager, test scenarios, defect tracking |
| Documents | Wiki, document management |
| Finance | Invoices, billing |
| HR | Attendance, leave management |
| Collaboration | Chat |
| Integrations | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom |
| Identity | SSO, LDAP, SAML |
| Extensibility | Custom fields, custom task statuses, automation |
| Developer | Developer API, MCP server |
| Time | Running timer, timesheets, approvals |
| Structure | Multi-company / multi-tenancy, teams, business units, programs |
Why manual time entry but no timer
Time logging is core to how people use a task tracker, so the manual entry path stayed. The floating timer bar, per-task "Start timer" buttons and timesheet approval workflow were part of the commercial time-tracking module and were removed with it.
#Under the hood
Three plugins ship because the core depends on them, not as user-facing features:
| Plugin | Why it's there |
|---|---|
EmailTemplating | Templated mail used by core notifications |
CloudStorage | Storage abstraction behind task attachments |
TwoFactorAuth | Coupled into the login flow |
Plus LabelCustomizer, which is a user-facing feature.
#Choosing between editions
You want projects, tasks and time entry on your own server, and you are happy without agile boards, reporting or integrations.
You need sprints, Gantt, resource management, reporting, integrations, SSO or the API.
What moving to Cloud or the commercial self-hosted edition involves.