TaskView review
A Git-connected task manager with self-hosting, Kanban boards, and a free Community plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TaskView brings projects, lists, and tasks together for individuals and teams, with a particular fit for software teams that want tasks alongside Git repositories. Tasks can carry deadlines, priorities, notes, tags, and assignees; nested subtasks help break work into smaller steps. Teams can use Kanban boards and dependency graphs to organize and review project work. Web, iOS, and Android clients connect to a self-hosted instance, and cloud deployment is also listed.
GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea integrations sync issues into tasks, keeping repository work connected to project tracking. Team roles and granular permissions support shared workflows, while task change history can be reviewed and restored. Deadline and task notifications include mobile push. The product also lists integrations with Claude, Cursor, and MCP-compatible AI assistants. Buyers seeking a to-do list centered on Git-linked project work may value this breadth; those who need a simple personal checklist may find the project and team controls more than they need.
The Community plan is free forever and includes unlimited people, Kanban, sprints, time tracking, mobile apps, SSO/SAML, and SCIM. Starter is a $690 one-time license; Team is $1,740 and Business is $3,490, also one-time licenses. Each paid plan lists a perpetual license, audit log, priority support, and all TaskView 1.x updates. The published plan highlights do not distinguish the paid tiers by additional features, so buyers should compare the license options against their requirements before choosing. TaskView describes itself as source-available, not open source. Pick it for self-hosted or cloud team task workflows with Git connections; choose another tool if you need a lighter personal task list or a different licensing model.
TaskView pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Syncs GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea issues into tasks
- Combines nested subtasks, Kanban boards, and dependency graphs
- Free Community plan includes unlimited people and mobile apps
- Where it doesn't
- Paid perpetual licenses start at $690
- Paid plans share the listed features; higher tiers show no added highlights
- Requires a self-hosted instance for its self-hosted mobile clients
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