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GitScrum vs GitHub Projects: Which for Task Management?

GitScrum vs GitHub Projects: Which for task management?

GitScrum offers comprehensive project management with async standups and documentation, while GitHub Projects provides basic task tracking tightly integrated with GitHub. Choose GitScrum for robust project management features. Choose GitHub Projects for teams wanting everything in GitHub with simple board needs.

Feature comparison

FeatureGitScrumGitHub Projects
Kanban board
WIP limits✓ Native (1-15)
Auto-assign users
Auto-assign labels
Async standup✓ Team Standup
Documentation✓ NoteVaultIssues/wiki
Issue integrationLinkNative
PR integrationLinkNative
Custom fields
Free tier

Integration comparison

IntegrationGitScrumGitHub Projects
GitHub issuesLink/syncNative
Pull requestsLinkNative
GitHub ActionsWebhookNative
Git activityIntegrationNative
Other reposGitHub only

Workflow capabilities

CapabilityGitScrumGitHub Projects
WIP controlNative limitsManual
AutomationAuto-assignWorkflows
StandupTeam Standup
DocumentationNoteVaultWiki/issues
ReportsBuilt-inBasic charts

Best use cases

ScenarioBetter ChoiceReason
GitHub-native workflowGitHub ProjectsIntegration
Comprehensive PMGitScrumFeatures
Simple issue trackingGitHub ProjectsSimplicity
Async remote teamsGitScrumTeam Standup
WIP limit needsGitScrumNative support
Open source projectsGitHub ProjectsCommunity

When to choose each

Choose GitScrum for:

  • Comprehensive project management
  • Team Standup async updates
  • WIP limit enforcement
  • NoteVault documentation
  • Multi-repository teams

Choose GitHub Projects for:

  • Everything-in-GitHub preference
  • Simple board needs
  • Open source projects
  • Native issue/PR integration
  • Minimal setup required

Complementary use

Some teams use both:

  • GitHub Projects for issue triage
  • GitScrum for sprint management
  • GitScrum for Team Standup
  • GitHub for code review workflow