Scrum Board Software for Teams That Ship

Yes. Each sprint has a goal, a start and end date and a capacity in story points. While planning you can see committed points against capacity, with a warning when the sprint is over capacity. Sprints move from planned to active to completed, and when you complete a sprint you choose where unfinished issues go — the backlog, a planned sprint or a new sprint.

Epics, stories, tasks, bugs and sub-tasks. Every issue gets a key made from the board's prefix and a number (for example TB-12), and can carry story points, priority, labels, watchers, linked issues and comments, with a full history of changes.

Burndown and burnup charts with scope-change markers, velocity, a sprint report, a cumulative flow diagram, cycle time and lead time, backlog health, epic progress and time vs estimate (original estimate against logged time). Reports are built from your board's own history, so there is nothing to export or set up.

Yes. You can set a work-in-progress limit on any column, mark which columns count as done, and group the board into swimlanes by assignee, epic or priority. Quick filters narrow the board by person, issue type, label, epic or recently updated work.

Yes. Clients you invite to your TeamTrackin client portal get a simple view of their projects, or a detailed view of the same board your team uses. They can raise tickets, comment and add attachments, can only move and edit tickets they created, and see the sub-tasks of their tickets — never your tracked time or estimates. Sprints and epics are read-only for clients. Inside your team, boards can also be made private so only the people you add can open them.

Yes, from the Standard plan. Start planning poker from the board, pick tickets from the sprint or backlog, and vote in real time: cards stay hidden until everyone has voted, the lowest and highest votes are highlighted, and the agreed points are saved to each ticket. The stand-up walks through the team one person at a time with their in-progress, done and blocked tickets on screen, a per-speaker timer, notes, async updates with reminders and a saved summary. Not on a board yet? Try our free planning poker tool at teamtrackin.com/tools/planning-poker.

Yes. When someone moves, edits or creates an issue, everyone viewing the board sees the change without refreshing the page. Press ? on the board to see the keyboard shortcuts — for example c to create an issue, / to search and 1, 2, 3 to switch between board, backlog and reports.

Yes. Spaces group boards, view boards and documents by team, product or client, and boards can be sorted into groups inside a Space. A Space can share labels, fields, components, priorities and board templates with all its boards, and you choose each board's key, such as WEB or API, when you create it. On Premium and Enterprise you can restrict a Space to its members with Admin, Member and Viewer roles, and invite outside guests who see only that Space in the client portal without using a seat.

Yes. Every board has a roadmap grouped by epic with milestones on top, a sortable table you can edit in the row, and a month calendar by due or start date. Drag bars or days to change dates, and link tickets that block each other to spot date clashes. Space and view board roadmaps show work from many boards at once, and your quick filters apply in every view.

Yes. The importer brings boards, tickets, comments, files and people over from Jira Cloud, ClickUp, Asana, Linear, Trello, monday.com and Notion, or from a CSV or Excel export. You map statuses, people and fields, see a dry run before anything is created, follow the progress and read a report. Old keys stay on each ticket and can be searched, importing again picks up changes, and you can undo an import in one step.

Yes. Build a form for a board and every answer becomes a ticket, or give a board its own e-mail address so e-mails become tickets and you can reply to the sender from a comment. The TeamTrackin Slack app creates, searches and assigns tickets with /teamtrackin. Connect GitHub or GitLab to show pull requests, commits and branches on the tickets they name, and use API keys and signed webhooks to connect your own systems.

Yes. Search with a query across every board you can open, for example status = "In Progress" AND assignee = me() ORDER BY due. Fields and values are suggested as you type, a builder stays in step with the text, and searches can be saved and shared. You can also describe what you want in plain English and the built-in AI assistant writes the query for you to check before it runs. My Work lists every ticket of yours across all boards, and custom dashboards put reports and ticket lists from any board on one page.

The scrum board, backlog, sprints and agile reports are included in the Standard, Premium and Enterprise plans. The client portal view of the board is part of Premium and Enterprise. See the pricing page for the full plan comparison and the 14-day free trial.