Sprint Board

A kanban board with weekly sprints

Deadlines that calculate themselves. You only estimate the work.

Sprint Board is a task board with a kanban view, weekly sprints and deadlines calculated automatically from your estimate and the card order. Drag cards between columns, log time with notes, and get ready-made day and sprint summaries you can copy into a report.

How it works

  1. 1

    Estimate tasks in hours

    Create cards and give each one an estimate. Nothing else to fill in.

  2. 2

    Put them in order

    Drag the cards into the order you will work on them. The order is the plan.

  3. 3

    Read the deadlines and the timeline

    The board lays the work over the working hours of the week and shows what fits and what carries over.

Kanban with drag & drop

Five columns — Now, Next, Blocked, Waiting, Done. Move cards between columns and reorder them within a column by dragging.

Weekly sprints

A sprint is a Monday-to-Friday work week at 40 hours. One active sprint per board; everything else waits in the backlog.

Deadlines calculate themselves

Every deadline is the end of a task's slot in a schedule built from its estimate in hours and its position in the column. No deadline is set by hand.

Sprint timeline

A visual timeline shows where every task sits right now and whether it still fits inside the work week.

Time tracking with notes

Log time against a card with a short note — see exactly how many hours went into a task and when.

Day and sprint summaries

A ready-made text summary for a day or a whole sprint is assembled from the history and the logged time — just copy it into a report.

Share your board with a link

Invite colleagues to view your board through a read-only link — no account needed. A viewer sees everything you see except settings and the link itself.

Try it on your own tasks

Signing up takes a minute and the board is free. The first sprint is created for the current week automatically.

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Sprint Board

Sprint Board — a kanban task board with weekly sprints.