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Planvio is an open-source, self-hosted project management platform for real businesses -
marketing campaigns, construction, events, client work, operations. Not a software issue
tracker that happens to be usable for other things.
Live demo:https://planvio.hatemswaileh.com
Sign in with manager@planvio.test / PlanvioDemo123 (or member@planvio.test for the
same workspace seen from a different seat - a lot of what Planvio does is only visible from
a particular role).
It is shared and public, so treat anything odd you find in it as somebody else's experiment
rather than a bug.
What makes it different
Most tools bolt a chat box onto a sidebar. Planvio treats AI as an operating layer with
real authority and real limits: every action runs through the same Gate, policy and
workspace scope a person does, through 39 explicit tools with typed schemas, inside a
transaction, with an audit record. No service account, no elevated mode, no raw database
access. Turn it off and nothing else changes.
What it deliberately does not need
No Docker. No Redis. No Elasticsearch. No Supervisor or systemd. No Node, npm or Composer
in production. No root. No SSH. It installs from a browser on ordinary cPanel shared
hosting in about fifteen minutes; queues run on the database and are drained by cron.
It ships in English and Arabic with full right-to-left support - mirrored layout, Arabic
typography, a vendored Arabic typeface - and an administrator can add and translate further
languages from inside the application.
Where to go
Evaluating it? Start with docs/LIMITATIONS.md.
It says plainly what Planvio does not do, and why, before you deploy rather than after.
Installing?docs/CPANEL.md
is the no-SSH walkthrough most people want.
A question → Q&A. A rough thought → Ideas. A bug or a concrete proposal → Issues.
A security problem → the Security tab, privately. Never a public issue.
AGPL-3.0. You can run it, study it, modify it, and share it.
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Planvio is an open-source, self-hosted project management platform for real businesses -
marketing campaigns, construction, events, client work, operations. Not a software issue
tracker that happens to be usable for other things.
Live demo: https://planvio.hatemswaileh.com
Sign in with
manager@planvio.test/PlanvioDemo123(ormember@planvio.testfor thesame workspace seen from a different seat - a lot of what Planvio does is only visible from
a particular role).
It is shared and public, so treat anything odd you find in it as somebody else's experiment
rather than a bug.
What makes it different
Most tools bolt a chat box onto a sidebar. Planvio treats AI as an operating layer with
real authority and real limits: every action runs through the same Gate, policy and
workspace scope a person does, through 39 explicit tools with typed schemas, inside a
transaction, with an audit record. No service account, no elevated mode, no raw database
access. Turn it off and nothing else changes.
What it deliberately does not need
No Docker. No Redis. No Elasticsearch. No Supervisor or systemd. No Node, npm or Composer
in production. No root. No SSH. It installs from a browser on ordinary cPanel shared
hosting in about fifteen minutes; queues run on the database and are drained by cron.
It ships in English and Arabic with full right-to-left support - mirrored layout, Arabic
typography, a vendored Arabic typeface - and an administrator can add and translate further
languages from inside the application.
Where to go
It says plainly what Planvio does not do, and why, before you deploy rather than after.
is the no-SSH walkthrough most people want.
AGPL-3.0. You can run it, study it, modify it, and share it.
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