redmine.lt

What It Is

Redmine.lt is a cloud-based Redmine service platform for project and task management, focused on “reliable, flexible, and secure” task management and project tracking. It is not positioned as a brand-new collaboration tool, but rather as a hosted delivery of Redmine, suitable for small businesses, project teams, and larger enterprises.

Core Features and Collaboration

Based on the available content, its core modules are fairly complete: project and task management can be used to plan work, track progress, and assign responsibility; time tracking and reporting help analyze resource usage and forecast deadlines; document management provides centralized storage, search, and version control; and Gantt charts and calendars help visualize project timelines and dependencies. For team collaboration, the platform supports automatic notifications, discussions, and forums, as well as permission management at the user, role, project, and module levels. This makes it a good fit for teams running multiple projects in parallel with clearly defined permission boundaries.

Pricing and Deployment

Pricing is relatively transparent, using a tiered monthly model plus VAT. Starter costs €9/month and includes 1 user, 10GB SSD storage, and daily backups; Team costs €19/month and supports up to 10 users, 25GB storage, and weekly backups; Business costs €49/month and supports up to 50 users, 100GB storage, and weekly backups; Enterprise starts from €199/month and includes unlimited users, flexible capacity, unlimited backups, and a dedicated server. Deployment is primarily cloud-hosted, with an emphasis on Redmine hosting, technical maintenance, and support. The Enterprise plan can include a dedicated server.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are that it is based on the mature Redmine ecosystem and covers the essential needs of project management, including tasks, time tracking, reports, documents, permissions, and Gantt charts. The hosted model reduces the maintenance burden of running Redmine yourself. It also offers custom plugin development and integrations, making it easier to adapt to specific business workflows. The drawbacks are that the official website does not disclose a free plan or trial, and there is no clear information on third-party integrations, APIs, or developer documentation. Security and compliance details are limited to permissions, backups, and secure hosting, with no specifics on certifications, data residency, or SLA.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Redmine.lt is better suited to European or Lithuanian-language teams that already like the Redmine workflow and need low-cost cloud hosting, plugin customization, and multi-project permission control. Teams in China should note that the website does not disclose payment methods, network connectivity from mainland China, Chinese-language support, or invoicing details, so china_access is currently unknown. If localized collaboration and stable access within China are priorities, alternatives to compare include 禅道, PingCode, ONES, and 飞书项目. For more international R&D management scenarios, Jira, ClickUp, and Asana may be worth comparing.