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viharkurama
7mo ago
Hi HN — I work on Plane. Our mobile app has to connect to Plane Cloud (always latest), self-hosted instances that can lag by weeks/months, and some fully air‑gapped deployments with no outbound internet. We ended up making the app assu
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viharkurama
10mo ago
Our engineering team is super excited for this, can't wait to try this out.
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Self‑hosting is not dead: Atlassian just walked away from it
(plane.so)
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viharkurama
10mo ago
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viharkurama
10mo ago
Hi, I’m Vihar, co‑founder of Plane (we’re building Plane, an open‑core Jira alternative). Atlassian is sunsetting its self‑hosted Jira/Data Center products and pushing everyone to the cloud. Over the last months we’ve seen a surprising
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2 years of building a Jira alternative in open source
(plane.so)
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viharkurama
1y ago
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viharkurama
1y ago
Hey HN, Vihar from Plane here. For the last two years, we've been on a journey building Plane, an AI-native alternative to Jira. Our goal has always been to create a project management tool that is both powerful and flexible, which is
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viharkurama
1y ago
+1. We already work with a few healthcare teams, and self-hosted is almost always their go-to. Our air-gapped edition has been in beta for a bit, and we’re seeing more use cases pop up—especially in places where HIPAA and data isolation mat
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viharkurama
1y ago
We already support this. We pack all our products in one single offering. This includes Projects + Wiki. More here: https://docs.plane.so/core-concepts/pages/wiki Here's a blog on how you can switch between p
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viharkurama
1y ago
You'll find all the docs here: https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/airgapped-e...
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viharkurama
1y ago
If you want air-gapped it's on Business tier, please look at our pricing page. That being said, we don't recommend the air-gapped version for personal use. Instead, you can use our open-source Community Edition here: https:/
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viharkurama
1y ago
It's a subscription license. We offer air-gapped deployments under the Business plan. As part of compliance, we request customers to share license logs quarterly-no PII involved. Also, the license enforces seat limits, so you can'
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viharkurama
1y ago
We took a different approach with Plane's air-gapped offering. No minimum user requirements at all. We evaluate based on your use case and domain requirements, not team size.
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We built an air-gapped Jira alternative for regulated industries
(plane.so)
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1y ago
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viharkurama
1y ago
After a U.S. federal contractor told us they loved Plane but couldn't use it due to ITAR requirements, we spent 6 months building a truly air-gapped version. No external connections, no license pings, no telemetry, everything runs in c
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The Component Manifesto
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1y ago
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viharkurama
2y ago
surprised you haven't yet heard of Plane---we need to do something special for NGOs, :-)---, but do give us a try. https://git.new/project what you are looking for and more's already available.
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viharkurama
2y ago
thanks for the mention. it's not great to hear we are a rip-off of Linear, but i get why you are saying that. there are quite a few differences between Linear and Plane starting with how unopinionated Plane is compared to Linear, but w
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viharkurama
2y ago
We also offer a one-time perpetual license for growing teams (Plane One: https://plane.so/one ), while the Pro and other plans (which come with AI) are designed for large companies; we follow the same pricing model as GitLab
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viharkurama
2y ago
GitHub imposes numerous limitations on custom fields, issue automation, dashboards, workflow rules, and more. Being open-source, Plane offers significant advantages to our customers by providing opportunities for learning and by striving to
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2y ago
Linear is an opinionated tool for product teams. At Plane, we strive to develop a versatile tool that accommodates teams of all sizes and types. For example, Linear begins with the creation of a team, whereas we initiate with the creation o
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viharkurama
2y ago
Thanks for sharing.
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Plane, open-source Jira alternative, got to 100K+ Docker and 44K+ K8s deploys
(plane.so)
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viharkurama
2y ago
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viharkurama
2y ago
Hi HN, Vihar here, one of the maintainers at Plane ( https://github.com/makeplane/plane ). Last time, we shared how we reached 15K stars on GitHub in less than a year, pushing Plane to the top spot in #project-management
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Plane One: An Alternative to Jira and Linear with a One-Time Price Model
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Why open source needs a one-time license model
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Scaling open-source application software to 100K+ Docker pulls, 44K+ K8s deploys
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Scaling Plane: 100K+ Docker and 44K+ Kubernetes deploys
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2y ago
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One-Time Priced Open-Source Jira Alternative – Here's Why
(plane.so)
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2y ago
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viharkurama
2y ago
Open source has often been a lose-lose proposition by many metrics since shortly after its inception. Here's our plan to change that and make it sustainable and affordable.
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Plane Introduces "One" – Buy software one time, built on Open source
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viharkurama
2y ago
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