Founder of a listed tool

Jean-Philippe Lang

Original creator; project administrator, named behind the Redmine listing on Anchor Terminal.

Original creator; project administrator

Jean-Philippe Lang created Redmine, the open-source project management and issue tracking web application written in Ruby on Rails, first released in June 2006. He is an administrator of the Redmine project and leads its release team, which packages Redmine releases.

What Jean-Philippe builds

  • Redmine D · Project & task management

    Redmine is open-source project management software for issues, projects, time tracking, wikis and Gantt charts, written in Ruby on Rails and run on the owner's own server. Agents reach it through a REST API in JSON or XML.

    Original creator; project administrator, founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Jean-Philippe Lang?

Jean-Philippe Lang created Redmine, the open-source project management and issue tracking web application written in Ruby on Rails, first released in June 2006. He is an administrator of the Redmine project and leads its release team, which packages Redmine releases.

What does Redmine project make?

Anchor Terminal lists Redmine from Redmine project. Redmine is open-source project management software for issues, projects, time tracking, wikis and Gantt charts, written in Ruby on Rails and run on the owner's own server. Agents reach it through a REST API in JSON or XML.

How are Jean-Philippe's tools graded?

Redmine is graded D, 50.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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