projectmore

ProjectMore is a fictional open-source software project used to illustrate the features and architecture of a modern project management and collaboration platform. It describes a system designed to help teams plan, track, and optimize work across multiple projects with emphasis on modularity, extensibility, and collaboration.

Core components include task management, scheduling, resource planning, time tracking, and reporting. Task management supports kanban boards, lists, and backlogs; scheduling provides timelines and dependency tracking; resource planning helps allocate personnel and visualize capacity; time tracking records work hours and ties them to tasks and projects; dashboards aggregate metrics such as progress, burn rate, and workload. The platform offers a public API and a plugin framework to integrate with external tools and customize behavior.

Development is described as community-driven, with code hosted in a public repository, issue tracking, and a governance process that welcomes contributions. The project is released under an open-source license to encourage adoption and collaboration.

In this hypothetical context, organizations might use ProjectMore to manage multi-project portfolios, coordinate distributed teams, and maintain auditable histories of decisions and changes. Typical considerations for evaluation include feature breadth, usability, performance, security, data portability, and interoperability with existing systems.