TaskView for education & nonprofits
A self-hosted tracker where the free edition has no user limit — a whole faculty, class or volunteer team on one instance, at zero cost.
Sound familiar?
Hundreds of people, zero budget
Per-seat SaaS pricing is built for companies. A course with 200 students or a volunteer team of 80 does not have a per-seat budget — it has no budget.
You already run your own infrastructure
Universities and larger nonprofits have servers, admins and a self-hosting tradition. Adding one more docker compose service is a normal Tuesday.
Member data should stay yours
Data about students, minors or donors does not belong in a free-tier cloud tool that monetizes it — keeping it on your own server ends that question.
How TaskView helps
Each point below is a shipped feature, not a roadmap promise — the code is public.
The whole faculty on one instance, $0
The free Community Edition has no user limit. Invite every student, teacher or volunteer — the price stays zero, permanently. It is not a trial and not a limited tier.
Real projects, real tools
Kanban boards, sprints, task dependencies, deadlines and time tracking — students work the way industry teams do, which is itself part of the lesson.
Four interface languages
The UI ships in English, Russian, German and Spanish — usable for international groups.
For CS courses: connect the repos
GitHub, GitLab and Gitea integrations sync repository issues as tasks — the course board and the repo issue tracker stay in step.
Invite-only from day one
Close public registration and invite members explicitly — the instance stays a private space for your organization.
Works where students are
Native iOS and Android apps, so the board is in their pocket, not just in the lab.
Spin it up before the next semester
Three files, one docker compose up -d, and the whole group is in. No signup, no license key, no seat counting.