For Teams
BusyBee.Day for Product Teams
Plan sprints, track features and keep the roadmap in view
Run sprints from a backlog with burndown and velocity, see the roadmap on a Timeline, and keep PRDs in the project's Documents tab. Task types for features and bugs, story points on every task, and team roles for everyone involved.
Last updated October 30, 2026
Board view: drag tasks between statuses during the sprint.
Why teams choose BusyBee.Day
Built for the way you work
- Board view for sprint planning, with drag and drop between statuses
- Table view with filters and grouping for the backlog
- AI bots that turn a list of feature requests into tasks
- Task types: Feature, Improvement, Bug, Maintenance - with icons and colors
- Timeline view to see the roadmap across weeks and months
- Documents for PRDs and specs in the project's Documents tab
- Whiteboards for product strategy and user journeys
- Team roles from Owner to Viewer for everyone involved
FAQ
Common questions
Can BusyBee.Day replace Jira or Linear for product teams?
For small and mid-sized product teams that want one tool for the whole company, often yes: sprints with a backlog, burndown and velocity, a roadmap Timeline, task types, story points, custom fields, team roles and AI bots. Triage queues are not built in.
How does BusyBee.Day help sprint planning?
Turn on sprints in the project. Plan the next sprint from the backlog, start it to fix what the team commits to, and follow the burndown, burnup and velocity. Story points are a field of every task, unfinished work moves on when a sprint is completed, and automatic sprints start and end on their own. Sprints are on Basic and up.
Does BusyBee.Day support cross-team product work?
Each team has its own projects, and a person can belong to several teams. Tasks in a team project can be assigned to any member of that team.
Can I run customer interviews with BusyBee.Day?
Yes. Put each interview on the calendar as a task, keep the notes in a document in the project, and set buffer minutes so auto-schedule does not plan other work right next to them.
Try it with your team
Start free on your own. Teams come with Basic (up to 7 members), Pro and Max (up to 25) and the Team plan, paid per member.