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Ask HN: What are good Jira-like tools for life use?

2 pointsby electricantover 4 years ago
I&#x27;m looking for recommendations on jira-like tools for personal&#x2F;life use. I really like the idea of organizing my daily&#x2F;long-term tasks in an &quot;issue&quot; fashion and possibly create &quot;epics&quot; and the like.<p>It may also be useful to dump random thoughts on an issue for later expansion and review. Like I&#x27;m starting a side project or learning a new language or whatever and so I&#x27;d dump stuff on the relevant issue&#x2F;epic.<p>Bonus points for self-hosted.<p>EDIT: also useful to track hobbies and repair stuff. I&#x27;m into woodworking, electronics and mechanical repairs so having every task organized may free some brain cycles to do better work.

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firstbabylonianover 4 years ago
Someone I know runs their entire life on Trello. It&#x27;s their digital brain, organised into a fleet of boards. Some of them serve as archives of various documentation and snippets of valuable info. Others are for tracking active projects, current engagements, etc.<p>Trello is flexible and simple enough to work well in a number of different capacities, so it&#x27;s a great multitool for some. Especially if you&#x27;re naturally geared towards organising your life in this methodical kind of way.
smt88over 4 years ago
ClickUp is my favorite issue tracker by far. It&#x27;s better for your purposes and has excellent mobile apps, to-do&#x2F;agenda views, notes, tags, and organization options.
Alupisover 4 years ago
Why not use Jira? You can self host too ;)<p>It&#x27;s a one time payment of $10 for the self hosted version.
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