Scrum the way it was alwaysmeant to feel
What if your project tool felt less like enterprise software and more like a whiteboard covered in sticky notes? Every ticket is a note. Every board is a wall. If you've ever run a sprint on a real wall, you already know how to use it.
No bloat. No onboarding decks. No certification courses.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
If you know scrum, you're already a power user. No certification course required.
Sticky-note backlog
A Kanban wall where every ticket is a note, colour-coded by type and draggable across columns.
Sprint planning
Pull notes into a sprint, watch the points add up, and commit to what you can actually finish.
Story points & tags
Tag every note Bug, Feature, Design, Improvement or Task, and estimate it in points.
Sort & filter
Slice the wall by newest, oldest or story points. Filter down to a single ticket type in one click.
Your whole team
Assign any note to a teammate with a face, not a username. Everyone sees who owns what.
AI bulk import
Describe your sprint in plain English and ScrumBoard writes the tickets for you.
Describe your sprint. Get a board.
Type what you're building in plain English. ScrumBoard writes the tickets, tags them by type, and sticks them on the wall, so you can start dragging, not typing.
Try it freeWe're building a movie watchlist app. Need a minimal home-screen design, the data model, daily auto-pick logic, and a couple of bugs from last sprint fixed.
Five colours. One shared language.
Glance at the wall and you already know what's a bug, what's a feature, and what's just busywork.
Three steps. That's the whole manual.
Brain-dump the backlog
Type it, paste it, or describe the whole sprint in plain English. It becomes sticky notes.
Plan the sprint
Drag notes into the sprint, assign owners and set the points. Watch the total add up.
Ship, then clear the wall
Move notes across the board. When the wall's empty, the sprint is done.