Backlog by Nulab is a powerful yet easy-to-use project management tool designed for teams who want to stay organized without overcomplicating their workflow. It merges issue tracking, project planning, and version control into one intuitive platform. Developers can manage repositories with Git or Subversion directly within Backlog, while non-technical members easily track tasks, milestones, and deadlines through visual tools like Gantt charts and Kanban boards. Communication is seamless with built-in comment threads, file sharing, and notifications that keep everyone on the same page. Whether it’s software development, design collaboration, or general project coordination, Backlog ensures that every task is transparent and progress is measurable. From sprint planning to bug resolution, it’s a workspace that balances structure with flexibility. Backlog also integrates smoothly with other tools such as Slack and Jira, enhancing the productivity ecosystem. For teams ready to streamline their project management and elevate collaboration, Backlog offers an efficient solution that grows with your needs. Check out exclusive offers for Backlog and more great solutions on our marketplace and start optimizing your team’s workflow today.
Features
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Wiki documentation
Backlog’s built-in Wiki feature allows you to create and store project documentation. This central knowledge base makes it easy to share processes, notes, and resources across departments.
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Integrations and APIs
Backlog integrates with tools like Slack, Typetalk, and email clients. Its flexible API allows your teams to automate workflows and connect Backlog with existing systems effortlessly.
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Task and issue tracking
Backlog lets your teams create, assign, and manage issues efficiently. Every task includes details like priority, deadlines, and assignees, ensuring full visibility and accountability throughout the project lifecycle.
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Integrated version control
Developers can manage Git and Subversion repositories directly within Backlog. This allows your teams to link commits, pull requests, and issues seamlessly for transparent code collaboration and version tracking.
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Gantt charts
Backlog includes interactive Gantt charts that visualize project timelines, dependencies, and milestones. These charts help you plan better, track progress, and identify schedule risks early.
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Kanban boards
The Kanban boards in Backlog provide an intuitive, drag-and-drop interface for task management. Teams can easily visualize workflow, spot bottlenecks, and maintain smooth task progression.
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Subtasks and parent issues
Your teams can break complex projects into smaller subtasks linked to parent issues. This structure improves clarity, delegation, and progress tracking for large, multi-layered projects.
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Notifications and activity tracking
Backlog keeps every team member informed with customizable notifications. Real-time updates and activity feeds ensure no task, comment, or change goes unnoticed.
Pricing
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Free
$0 (Freemium)
- Up to 10 users- 1 project- 100 MB storage- Git and Subversion
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Starter
$35 / / month
- Up to 30 users- 5 projects- 1 GB storage- Subtasking
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Standard
$100 / / month
- Unlimited users- 100 projects- 30 GB storage- Gantt charts
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Premium
$175 / / month
- Unlimited users and projects- 100 GB storage- Custom fields- Dedicated support
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Enterprise
Custom pricing
- SSO- SCIM- Audit logs- Security integrations
Pros and cons
Pros
- Seamless collaboration: Backlog unites developers, designers, and managers with shared tools for tracking, coding, and communication
- Built-in version control system: With native Git and Subversion integration, Backlog links code changes directly to tasks for smoother developer collaboration
- Easy to adopt: Its simple interface and balanced features make Backlog quick to learn and ideal for growing teams
Cons
- Limited customization options: Workflows and dashboards can’t be deeply customized, which may limit flexibility for complex projects
- Interface feels slightly dated: The design is functional but not visually modern, which might not appeal to all users
- Lacks advanced reporting: Analytics are basic, so teams needing detailed insights may rely on external integrations