No compromises. Each project can use the methodology that fits best.
Time-boxed iterations with structured ceremonies and roles.
When to use: Best for teams building products with clear release cycles, feature-driven development, and teams new to agile.
Continuous flow with visual work limits and no fixed iterations.
When to use: Best for support teams, DevOps, maintenance work, and teams with unpredictable incoming work.
Combine the best of both — structure when needed, flexibility always.
When to use: Best for teams with mixed work types, organizations transitioning methodologies, or diverse portfolios.
Plan, execute, and complete sprints with full status tracking and metrics.
Sprint is created with goals and date range but not yet started.
Sprint is in progress. Only one active sprint per project allowed.
Sprint ended successfully. All completed work is recorded.
Sprint was cancelled before completion. Items return to backlog.
Estimate, measure, and improve your team's capacity over time.
Estimate effort using story points (Fibonacci sequence recommended). Points are assigned to work items and tracked across sprints.
Track how many points your team completes per sprint. Use historical velocity to plan future sprints accurately.
Visualize sprint progress with burndown charts. See ideal progress line vs actual completion rate.
Comprehensive metrics for every sprint including completion rate, carry-over, and team performance.
A well-groomed backlog is the foundation of agile success.
Drag and drop items to set priority order. Top items are next in line for sprint planning.
Four priority levels (Low, Medium, High, Urgent) with color coding for quick identification.
Select multiple items to move to sprint, update priority, or assign to team members in bulk.
Drag items from backlog directly into planned sprints. View capacity vs committed points.
Track how long items have been in backlog. Identify stale items that need attention.
Dashboard showing backlog size, age distribution, and refinement status.
Your personal staging area for work items before they go to projects.
Capture any type of work before it's assigned to a project:
User-facing features or requirements
Defects that need fixing
Technical or operational work
Large initiatives spanning multiple items
Breakdown of larger work items
Concepts for future consideration
Enhancements to existing features
Add items with just a title. Fill in details later when you're ready to refine.
When items are ready, move them to any project with one click. All details transfer.
Personal backlog is scoped to your workspace. Organize ideas before committing to projects.