You can read this post in English, French, German, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. Last year we undertook a major study of the global issue tracking tools market. In the process, we gained some valuable insights about our own issue tracker, YouTrack, as well as about other tools and the state of the market itself. Our study set out to identify the most popular issue tracking tools are and to learn what criteria determine their popularity among organizations and teams, how likely their users are to recommend them to others, and what features are

The current situation has forced some companies to temporarily close their physical offices and have their staff work from home. The concept of working remotely may not be new, but for many organizations in Southeast Asia, this is the first time they’re putting it into practice on a large scale. Join our online event to see how your team could get ahead of the game! (more…)

You can read this post in English, French, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. We are excited to announce the release of YouTrack 2020.2 which comes with a built-in Knowledge Base! Now you can build a public knowledge base and keep internal documentation right inside YouTrack, alongside your tasks and projects. YouTrack can keep your team’s collective knowledge together in one place. Other enhancements for project administrators include field type conversions and the ability to set a default visibility group for your projects. For better cross-te

You can read this post in English, French, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. We’ve introduced a few changes in YouTrack InCloud per-user subscription pricing to make it better, effective today. YouTrack InCloud is now free for all teams of up to 10 users. For teams of 10+ users, the starting monthly price per user is reduced from $5 to $4.40. The discount increases as you add users. On top of that, with the annual subscription, you save 2 months’ worth of costs (16%) every year. Disk space has increased from 1 GB to 3 GB per user. There

Read this post in other languages:     We are happy to release YouTrack 2020.1! And now, there is a way to express this happiness, and many other emotions, with emoji reactions. 😀 What’s more, you won’t miss any reactions thanks to reaction notifications we’ve introduced. In other enhancements, in-context translation right from the user interface is now available for anyone who wants to contribute to our community-based language localizations. YouTrack 2020.1 also adds new custom fields settings for administrators to support some tricky use cases without writing workflows and i

The information in this post is primarily for administrators of YouTrack InCloud instances. We want to let you know that we’re about to introduce some changes that will come into effect on March 1, 2020. In the meantime, we recommend checking your users’ browser versions and the settings of your REST API integrations. (more…)

You can read this blog post in other languages:    We’d like to share with you our vision of what’s to come for YouTrack product development in 2020. Some major upcoming features on our roadmap include Articles, which are knowledge base pages, reactions in issue comments, an out-of-the-box Helpdesk solution, a group of changes to introduce a simplified user interface, and an Inbox for your notifications. Please read ahead to learn more about our works in progress. (more…)

Please welcome YouTrack 2019.3! The latest version comes with a host of new features and improvements for all aspects of your YouTrack experience. (more…)

We would like to address our YouTrack InCloud customers who are using email notifications. (more…)

This post is addressed to those of our YouTrack users who are setting up email notifications to their Gmail accounts or establishing a new connection to the G Suite mailbox. If Gmail denies you authentication, please read on. (more…)

We’re getting ready to roll out the redesigned version of the Issues list in our next major release. In this blog post, I’ll tell you about some of the improvements we’ve added to the experimental version of the page in our latest bug fixes. (more…)

Hi everyone! We previously published a roadmap for Q3&Q4 2019. As we move forward in different directions, we have to leave some functionality behind. In this blog post, we’ll tell you which features will no longer be supported in our upcoming releases. (more…)