What Toppo is

Toppo is an open-source issue tracker you host yourself: one edition with every feature, for as many people as you like, on your own server.

What it does

• Issues the way your team works. Statuses and the moves allowed between them, categories, priorities, labels, and properties of seven types (lists, multi-selects, text, numbers, dates, people, checkboxes). Set once for the instance, adapted per project.
• Found in seconds. One search across every project you can see, forgiving typos and reading keys however they are typed (WEB-42, web 42, 42). The command palette is one shortcut away, and lists are filtered, sorted and grouped by the server, with the view kept in the address.
• Several issues at once. Change the status, priority, category, assignee or labels of a whole selection, or delete it, after a confirmation that says what will happen. Issues that cannot take the change are named, with the reason.
• Duplicates closed, not forgotten. Mark an issue as a duplicate of another, in any project: it is closed, both show the link, and its reporter follows the original.
• Told what matters. Follow the issues you care about. Notifications arrive in the app and, kind by kind, by email.
• Your team and your customers in one place. Roles are made of permissions you choose. Requesters report and follow their own issues without seeing anyone else's.
• On every screen. Every page works on a phone, with the keyboard alone, and with a screen reader.

This guide

• Getting around: the sidebar, the command palette, the keyboard.
• Projects and issues: reporting, commenting, attaching, following, duplicates.
• Finding issues: the list, its filters, sorts and groups, the search, changes to many issues at once.
• Workflows and statuses and properties and fields: shaping issues for the way your team works.
• Roles and permissions and members and access: who may do what, and where.
• Notifications and your account.

To install Toppo on your server, read Self-hosting; to work on its code, Contributing.