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Leantime vs Worklenz

Our verdict

Leantime and Worklenz are both work-management tools for restaurants. On our independent rubric, Leantime scores 4.1/5 versus 3.7/5 for Worklenz. Choose Leantime if you're Small teams and founders who are not formal project managers or Neurodivergent-friendly workflows needing clarity and reduced decision fatigue; choose Worklenz if you're Agencies and teams that need task tracking plus resource/workload views or Teams wanting client portals in a self-hosted tool.

Side-by-side comparison

MetricLeantimeWorklenz
Editorial score
4.1/5
3.7/5
G2 rating
Capterra rating
Starting price
Free (self-hosted core, AGPL-3.0)
Free (self-hosted, AGPL-3.0)
Free tier
Free trial
Integrations
5 · REST/JSON API, Slack, Mattermost…
4 · REST API, Webhooks, Slack…
Best for
Small teams and founders who are not formal project managers, Neurodivergent-friendly workflows needing clarity and reduced decision fatigue, Teams wanting strategy + execution (goals, canvases) in one tool
Agencies and teams that need task tracking plus resource/workload views, Teams wanting client portals in a self-hosted tool, Self-hosters who want a modern all-in-one work manager via Docker
Category
work-management
work-management
Founded
2022
HQ
Bandarawela, Sri Lanka

A teal check marks the stronger option on each measurable row. Ratings are sourced from G2/Capterra with attribution on each listing.

Leantime

  • Built for non-project-managers and neurodivergent users (ADHD/autism/dyslexia)
  • Combines strategy (goals, canvases) with task execution
  • Free, self-hostable AGPL-3.0 core via Docker
  • Founder-led support and active development
  • Some advanced features and integrations are Cloud/Enterprise-only
  • Smaller integration ecosystem than enterprise suites
  • Less suited to large, heavily governed organizations
Full Leantime review

Worklenz

  • Free, self-hostable under AGPL-3.0 via Docker
  • Includes resource/workload management and client portals
  • Modern UI and active development
  • Multiple project views
  • Young project (open-sourced May 2024) with a small community
  • Limited third-party integrations so far
  • No code hosting or full ALM scope
Full Worklenz review

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