Projects·Sprints

Sprint planning without the ceremony overhead

Create sprints, pull work from the backlog, start and complete iterations, and see velocity without running a separate agile tool.

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In this feature

Sprint goal
01
Story points
02
Start and complete
03
Capacity
04
Velocity
05

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Plate 00 · SprintsName it, set the goal, pick the dates. The panel shows what is still unassigned and how many points are waiting.
The MoodLens sprint management panel with a new sprint form and unassigned task count
01

A sprint starts with a goal, not just a date range

Give the sprint a name, write what you actually want to achieve, and set the start and end dates. The goal field is the part most tools leave out, and the reason a sprint review has something to measure against.

  • Sprint name and explicit sprint goal
  • Start and end dates
  • Unassigned task count while you plan
  • Story point total waiting to be scoped
02

Points and capacity, so the sprint is honest

Tasks carry Fibonacci story points and the backlog shows sprint capacity as you pull work in. Over-committing becomes visible during planning rather than during the retro.

Capabilities

  • 01Fibonacci point scale on every task
  • 02Sprint capacity panel while planning
  • 03Unassigned work surfaced separately
  • 04Pull straight from the filtered backlog
03

Start it, run it, close it

A sprint has a real lifecycle: start it when the work begins, complete it when it ends, and unfinished work rolls back to the backlog rather than quietly disappearing into a closed iteration.

Detail

  • Explicit start and complete states
  • Unfinished work returns to the backlog
  • Velocity tracked across sprints in Insights

Straight answer

Do I have to use sprints?

No. Sprints are optional. Many freelancers run boards continuously without them, and the backlog works either way.

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Sprints is one part of it. Plan the work, keep clients informed, track the budget and get paid — without another subscription.

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