Automatic Sprints

Save your time — tasks with priorities and estimates are automatically grouped into the current sprint.

Any changes are instantly reflected in the sprint composition, allowing the team to respond flexibly and track performance.

Sprints should not be too long.
They are typically measured in weeks, ranging from 1 to 4.

Sprints — a tool for measuring team performance

Key benefits of working in sprints:

Focus on Priorities — concentrate efforts on what matters most right now

Work Speed Assessment — by comparing planned vs. actual scope

Continuous Process Improvement — through analysis, retrospectives, insights, and adjustments

Deadline Forecasting — knowing your speed allows for more accurate future planning

2 Weeks

the most popular sprint duration

During a sprint, the team works to complete a predefined scope and deliver an updated product version.

The next sprint starts immediately after the previous one ends — no breaks, just like in your workflow.

Based on estimates and priorities, tasks are auto-distributed across current and future sprints.

Flexible Setup

Define sprint duration according to your team’s workflow.

Dynamic Updates

Any priority changes instantly reflect in the sprint. Incomplete tasks move forward automatically.

On the sprint page, you get a detailed overview of the task progress.

The chart displays both actual and planned sprint velocities

Track individual team member progress

See how many tasks are at each stage in real time