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Track Slash

Open Source. An issue tracker for teams that need speed, clarity, and control.

Track Slash is an issue tracker built on the premise that the tool should stay out of the way. Filing an issue, finding one again, and seeing what the team is actually working on should each take seconds, not a page load and three clicks.

It is open source, so the behaviour is inspectable and the data model is not a secret. If it does not do what your team needs, the code is there to read and to change.

The public website is at trackslash.com.

A project's current sprint: its name, dates and goal, then its issues in To do, In progress and Done columns
An issue, Show sprint capacity before start, with its description, sub-issues, linked issues, and details such as status, priority, worker and assignee
All of a project's issues, each with its key, priority and status
Me: the active sprint issues assigned to you across three projects
A project's About page: its description, GitHub repositories, issue counts by status, and your access to it

What it gives you

Open source

The whole tracker is public on GitHub. Read it, audit it, fork it, or send a patch.

No vendor lock-in

Your issues are not held hostage. Nothing about the project ties you to a single supplier.

Built for speed

Fast to open, fast to search, fast to file. Tracking work should not be the slow part of the day.