When JIRA practically stopped supporting self-hosted installations we migrated to YouTrack and it worked quite well. Not as powerful, but the simplicity also comes as an advantage.

I use Vikunja for managing my personal things and Taiga for hobby projects. Both are amazing.

Redmine is the top self-hosted alternative to Jira

OpenProject is what you’re looking for.

TIL Jira isn't selfhosted anymore?

Also check out: https://github.com/makeplane/plane

It's strictly a ticket system without any pm/kanban, but I really like RT request tracker.

Huly is worth checking out. We've been on it for about a year. They're in super active developments so features are coming rapidly, sometimes breaking or requiring migrations.

They have both a SaaS version and self-hosted version.

GitLab can do all of this. But iirc the Epic feature is paywalled. As for a plain ticketing system(that can integrate with GitLab, try Zammad.

.... But why?

Are... are you going to ask your wife and daughter to start submitting tickets if jellyfin stops working, or nextcloud stops syncing?? Are you going to create dashboards to make sure you are meeting SLIs?

Or am I missing the point of what jira is for? (This is what I use jira for at work....)

wekan and Jotty are very lightweight and flexible.

Trac has backlog and milestones (for epics and sagas) and plugins offer kanbans. It's been OK when I've used it, including hosting one.

I think Request Tracker is the closest thing to Jira, whether it's good or bad is an open question (for me).

Check out OpenPeoject if you're wanting something like Jira. Personally, for home/personal tasks, I like the Deck software that comes pre installed with NextCloud. It's more basic, but I don't need too many features for my personal stuff; just a kanban board.

get this, we use jira in hw development. it sucks btw

Odoo has an Kanvan board. Never used it profesionally so metrics wise I cant tell you if its up to snuff but i liked it for personal use.