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Tale
An open-source project workspace for teams and their AI agents
Free plan availableProject Management
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What Tale is
Teammates plan tasks on a shared board and hand work to AI agents, such as Claude Code or Codex, which run in persistent sandboxes with the project's files and standing instructions. Results come back for the team to review, and recurring work can run as workflows with approval steps and an audit trail. It is MIT-licensed: the free Community edition is self-hosted and has every feature, and the paid Enterprise plan adds hosting in the cloud or on your hardware, installation and support.
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Ongoing free tier published by the vendor. Limits vary by plan.
Tale alternatives
Other tools in project management that cover similar ground. Full comparison.
What the rest of Project Management charges
Tale publishes no fixed monthly price, so it is not plotted. Here is what the rest of the category charges.
- NotionFree
- GearDex$3.25
- Trello$6
- Shortcut$8.50
- monday.com$9
- Linear$10
- ClickUp$10
- Wrike$10
- Asana$13.49
- Optivation$19
12 of these 12 prices were read from the vendor's own pricing page. The median is taken across the 12 verified prices in Project Management. 1 more tool in this category does not publish an entry price and is not plotted. Showing the 10 cheapest.
Tale pricing questions
- How much does Tale cost?
- Tale's Community edition is free to self-host. Enterprise is priced per user a month in Swiss francs or euros rather than dollars, so it has no dollar entry price.
- Does Tale have a free plan?
- Yes. Tale publishes an ongoing free tier — not a countdown trial. Limits vary by plan, so check what the free tier covers before you commit.
- What is Tale used for?
- Teammates plan tasks on a shared board and hand work to AI agents, such as Claude Code or Codex, which run in persistent sandboxes with the project's files and standing instructions. Results come back for the team to review, and recurring work can run as workflows with approval steps and an audit trail. It is MIT-licensed: the free Community edition is self-hosted and has every feature, and the paid Enterprise plan adds hosting in the cloud or on your hardware, installation and support. People mainly use it to manage projects, assign tasks, delegate work to ai agents.
- What are the best alternatives to Tale?
- The closest alternatives in the same category are Notion, Linear, Asana, monday.com. Notion, Linear, Asana and monday.com publish a free plan.