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Collaborate and share projects through Tangled, a social coding platform for developers.
About Tangled
Tangled is a social coding platform for developers. Its homepage describes a place where developers own their code, communities can self-govern, and coding can be social. The homepage shows sample activity such as follows, stars, and forks, though it does not describe how those features work.
The homepage highlights a pull request workflow. Large features can be split into smaller, reviewable changes and stacked on top of each other, with code review organized in rounds. Tangled states that it supports stacking natively through Jujutsu. Repositories can be hosted on your own infrastructure with knots, and CI can run on your own machines with spindles. Hosted instances are also offered for people who do not want to self-host. The homepage lists Nix-powered CI and MicroVM-based CI, but the excerpt is cut off before the details. Pricing is unknown, and the listing does not describe it as open source.
Key features
- Stacked pull requests that break large features into smaller reviewable chunks
- Round-based code reviews for pull requests
- Native support for stacking pull requests using Jujutsu
- Self-hosted repository hosting using knots
- Self-hosted CI runners on your own machines using spindles
- MicroVM-based CI
Best for: Developers who want to split large changes into stacked pull requests or who want to self-host their repositories and CI.
Good for
- Repositories and CI can run on the user's own infrastructure
- Hosted instances are available for users who do not want to self-host
- Stacked pull requests are supported natively
Watch out for
- The listing does not describe this product as open source
- Pricing is not known
Tangled at a glance
- Website
- tangled.org
- Category
- Development › Git & Code Hosting
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Tangled FAQ
Can Tangled be self-hosted?
The homepage says repositories can be hosted on your own infrastructure with knots and CI can run on your own machines with spindles. It also says hosted instances are available for those who do not want to self-host.
What does stacking mean in Tangled?
According to the homepage, stacking means breaking a large feature into small, reviewable chunks and stacking pull requests on top of each other. Tangled says it supports this natively using Jujutsu.
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