Sayr

Most teams pay for a project tracker and a customer feedback tool, retype the same updates into both, and still leave users guessing. Sayr collapses that into one board with two views: the team sees every task, and the public sees only what has been marked public.

The stack is TanStack Start with React, TanStack Router and TanStack Query on the front end, a Hono API on Bun serving REST and WebSocket traffic, Drizzle ORM over PostgreSQL, Redis for the job queue, MinIO for uploads, and Nginx routing each organization to its own subdomain.

Visibility is the idea the rest of the product hangs on.

• Per-item toggles: tasks, comments, labels and timeline entries each carry a public or private setting that applies immediately.
• Public portal: visitors vote on tasks, submit new ones from templates and comment, with a member badge marking official replies.
• GitHub sync: issues and tasks stay in step per repository, and commit or pull request keywords such as Fixes and Closes land on the task timeline.
• Account security: two-factor codes, passkeys through WebAuthn and per-session revocation ship with the app.
• REST API: bearer tokens, an OpenAPI spec and rate limits of 100 requests a minute for authenticated callers.

Community Edition self-hosts a single organization with unlimited members and publishes Docker images that are edition locked at build time, alongside a hosted plan and a licensed enterprise edition listed as coming soon. Running it yourself needs Bun 1.2, Node.js 22, pnpm 10.6, PostgreSQL 15 and Redis for the queue.