The open-source alternative stack built by XWiki and OpenProject

WHY IT MATTERS

Atlassian is ending Data Center support and moving entirely to the cloud. At the same time, they’ve announced plans to train AI on Jira and Confluence customer’s content. If you're on Free, Standard, or Premium? You can't opt out of metadata contribution at all. If you’re on their Enterprise plan, you need to opt out by August 17th, 2026 or it happens automatically.

If your organization cares about data ownership, privacy, and long-term platform control, this is a good time to look at alternatives.

XWiki and OpenProject are open-source platforms developed in Europe. They are already used in the public sector and are part of openDesk, a digital workplace stack built for public administrations in Germany.

Building on recent progress, both platforms introduced updates to improve collaboration and integration:

• The XWiki Confluence Migration Toolkit now supports more macros, better reporting, and more data types.
• OpenProject’s Jira Migrator is available in beta.
• XWiki's OpenProject integration is live, enabling users to display and create OpenProject work packages directly from XWiki pages.
• OpenProject continues to expand its agile capabilities, with improved backlogs, dedicated sprints, and more intuitive sprint planning and execution
• An XWiki integration in OpenProject is being released in the upcoming weeks to complete bidirectional workflows.

If you need to move off Atlassian, now’s the time to do it with full control.

Join the webinar to understand what switching to open source looks like in practice.

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