In this homelab series video, I’m walking through EigenFocus—basically a Jira-style project management tool that you can self-host and it’s essentially free to use. I’ve covered other options like Plane before, but EigenFocus is a little more on the simpler side if you just want to stay focused on projects without a ton of extra complexity. I show how I set up a project (like my homelab work), build out a Kanban-style board with custom columns, and then create issues you can drag and drop through your workflow (backlog, in progress, review, etc.). The feature I really like here is time tracking, because a lot of tools treat that as an add-on. In EigenFocus it’s built in: you can create time entries, start/stop a timer, or manually log time after the fact. I also show the reporting view so you can quickly see how much time you spent per issue over a date range. To get it running, I pull their Docker Compose file from GitHub, spin it up with `docker compose up -d`, and then access it either directly on the port or through my Nginx reverse proxy with SSL. If you want simple self-hosted project tracking plus time logs, this one’s a solid option.