Sprints
Plan work in sprints, with a backlog, a sprint board and honest reports
Turn on sprints in a project and choose how to measure: tasks, points or hours. Drag tasks from the backlog into a sprint, start it, and watch progress and burndown as work gets done. When it ends, unfinished tasks move to the next sprint or the backlog, and the report stays for good.
The running sprint with its progress, burndown and tasks.
What is sprints?
A sprint is a fixed period in which a team commits to a set of tasks. It helps a team plan what fits and see, honestly, how much was finished.
How to run a sprint
From turning them on to the first report.
- 1
Turn on sprints
Open a project's Sprints tab, choose the unit, the length and the first day of a sprint.
- 2
Plan and start
Create a sprint, drag tasks into it from the backlog, and start it when you are ready.
- 3
Complete and learn
Complete the sprint, decide where unfinished tasks go and read the report.
See sprints in action
Who uses sprints?
A product team
Two-week sprints with story points, a velocity chart to plan the next one and a burndown for the daily check.
An agency
A sprint per client week, measured in hours, so everyone sees what fits.
Capabilities at a glance
- A backlog and sprints side by side, by drag and drop
- Measure in tasks, points or hours
- Burndown, burnup, velocity and a report per sprint
- Automatic sprints, and unfinished work carried over
Frequently asked questions
Which plans have sprints?
What happens to unfinished tasks?
Do I have to use story points?
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