Gemini vs Trac

Gemini is an enterprise task and issue-tracking product for help desk and IT support, project management, software development, and integrated testing. It combines reusable bug filters, cross-project search, dependency management, scheduling, and customizable workflows with agile planning for Scrum and Kanban. Teams can manage test plans and produce road maps, change logs, and Scrum burndown charts. Gemini connects with tools including Visual Studio, Outlook, Slack, GitHub, Bitbucket, Team Foundation Server, Subversion, Git, and Mercurial. It also offers a REST API, webhooks, an apps framework, and the Breeze app for turning inbound email into tickets. Gemini runs on the web, Windows, API, and self-hosted deployments. Cloud costs $10 a month per user, billed monthly, and includes unlimited projects and content and product support. Self-host costs 850.00 USD once for 10 users. Cloud hosting supports Forms authentication, but not Windows Authentication or Active Directory. Self-hosted Gemini 7.6.0 and later requires Windows Server 2019 or later, SQL Server 2019 or later, and TLS 1.2 or later.

Trac is a free, self-hosted system for software development projects that combines issue tracking with a wiki. It takes a minimal approach to web-based project management. The wiki markup works not only in wiki pages but also in ticket descriptions and comments, version-control log messages, milestone descriptions and reports. It can link bugs, tasks, changesets, files and wiki pages. Trac provides an interface to Subversion, Git and other version control systems. Its timeline orders current and past project events chronologically, while its roadmap lists upcoming milestones. Plugins are listed among the resources for extending or customizing a setup, and custom workflows and workflow automation are available. Trac is deployed as a Python web application through WSGI and a web server such as Apache; authentication can be configured through web-server mechanisms including Basic and Digest. The project homepage identifies version 1.6 as the latest stable release. Listed platforms are Linux, macOS, Windows, web and self-hosted. The free plan costs nothing.