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Self‑hosted Git platform with repository management, CI/CD pipelines, issue tracking, wikis, and a modern UI.
#3 Gitea
Lightweight, painless self‑hosted Git service written in Go; includes issue tracking, pull requests, and wiki support.
#4 Gogs
Simple, stable, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; focuses on ease of installation and low resource usage.
Comprehensive suite for code review, repository hosting, task tracking, and project management; now continued as Phorge.
#6 Kallithea
Unified web interface for Mercurial and Git repositories with pull‑request workflow, code review, and issue tracking.
Self‑hosted source‑code management supporting Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained access control.
Modular, minimalist platform offering Git, Mercurial, and Fossil hosting, plus mailing lists, CI, and issue tracking.
#9 Pagure
Fedora‑backed Git forge with pull‑request workflow, issue tracking, and wiki integration.
#10 Fossil
Integrated, self‑contained SCM with bug tracking, wiki, and web UI; uses a single SQLite database.
#11 GitBucket
Git platform written in Scala; provides repository browsing, pull requests, issue tracking, and a plugin system.
#12 GitBlit
Pure‑Java Git server with a web UI, repository browsing, and optional LDAP authentication.
#13 Trac
Project management and bug‑tracking system with optional Git/SVN integration and a wiki.
#14 Redmine
Flexible project management web app supporting Git, Subversion, Mercurial, with issue tracking, wikis, and Gantt charts.
Fork of Trac focused on large‑scale development; includes repository browsing, tickets, and wiki.
#16 Savannah (GNU)
Free software hosting platform for GNU projects; provides Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories, bug tracking, and mailing lists.
#17 Gitit
Haskell‑based Git web interface offering wiki pages, issue tracking, and static site generation.
#18 cgit
Fast, lightweight web interface for Git repositories written in C; ideal for static site deployments.
Windows‑focused Git server with simple web UI, LDAP/AD integration, and repository permissions.
#20 GitList
Simple, fast web interface for browsing Git repositories; works with any existing Git server.
Feature‑rich fork of Gitea adding LDAP, SAML, and advanced audit logging while remaining free and open source.