1 Which tools do you run today? Select every tool you want to replace or re-evaluate.
2 Which platforms do you want to compare? Pick at least one destination. Your current tools can be added as a baseline.
3 Which features do you use, and how much do they matter? Leave a feature on “Not used” if your teams don't rely on it.
Native built inPartial limited or workaroundAdd-on extra product or licenceNone not available
4 Results Nothing is recommended until you run the analysis.
Finish steps 1–3, then choose Run analysis in the bar at the bottom of the screen.
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Overall fit Weighted by importance. Must = 3, Should = 2, Nice = 1.
Must-have gaps Must-haves that are missing or only partly covered.
Fit by tool Each tool's score on each platform. The outlined cell is the best fit.
Feature mapping Every feature you marked, and how each platform covers it.
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Built by Harsh Goyal . Planning a move, or worried about data residency? Message me on LinkedIn. View portfolio Ratings reflect GitHub Enterprise Server 3.20, current Azure DevOps Server, GitLab Self-Managed Premium (Ultimate-only features count as Add-on) and the named open-source products (free editions), without third-party plugins unless marked Add-on. “Keep current tools” is a baseline: it scores full marks and is never recommended. Tools that are still supported can also stay and be integrated. Ratings are a general assessment, not vendor-certified. Check Must-have items in a proof of concept. Scoring: Native counts 100%, Partial or Add-on 50%, None 0%. Anonymous page counts only (GoatCounter, no cookies). Your answers never leave your browser.