Top 20 Alternatives to Shortcut in Product Management Software

Kanban‑style board with unlimited personal boards, cards, and basic automation in the free plan.

Task‑list and board view with up to 15 team members, basic dashboards, and limited integrations.

All‑in‑one workspace offering lists, boards, Gantt, and time tracking with unlimited users on the free tier.

Flexible notes‑and‑databases platform that can be shaped into roadmaps, backlogs, and sprint boards.

Open‑source agile tool with Scrum & Kanban boards, backlog management, and sprint planning.

Integrated issue‑board for GitHub repos; supports Kanban, automation, and linking to pull requests.

Built‑in Kanban boards tied to GitLab issues, milestones, and CI/CD pipelines.

Open‑source project management suite with Gantt charts, work packages, and agile boards.

Self‑hosted open‑source Kanban board similar to Trello; supports cards, lists, and basic automation.

Lightweight self‑hosted Kanban software with drag‑and‑drop, analytics, and plugins.

Multi‑view (Kanban, list, table, mind map) tool with a free plan for up to 5 members.

Intuitive Kanban board with automation and integrations; free for unlimited users with basic features.

Collaborative task management with hierarchical lists, Kanban view, and real‑time sync.

All‑in‑one workspace for lists, boards, and mind maps; free tier includes unlimited members and projects.

Spreadsheet‑database hybrid that can be configured as a product backlog or roadmap; free plan includes 1,200 records.

Online whiteboard with pre‑built agile templates (Kanban, sprint planning) for up to 3 editable boards.

Collaboration suite offering task management, Kanban, Gantt, and basic CRM in a free plan for up to 12 users.

Shortcut still offers a free tier for public open‑source projects, providing full agile features.

Flexible planning tool with Kanban, backlog, and sprint boards; free tier supports up to 10 users.

Product roadmap and feedback tool; offers a free plan for early‑stage startups (up to 3 users).