A scrum board that fits
how developers work
Scrumpy was built by a developer who spent ten years in Jira and Linear. It connects to your git host, opens stories from an API or the command line, and updates live, so the board is somewhere you actually want to be.
Why developers pick Scrumpy
Built by a developer
Scrumpy came out of ten years of living in Jira and Linear. It is scrum without the ceremony tax: a clean board, real sprints, and nothing to administer.
It talks to your git
Point a team at its repository and every story gets a consistent git branch name and a direct link to it on GitHub or GitLab. Card to branch in one click.
An API and a CLI
Open stories from a script or your CI with the REST API, or start a story straight from your terminal and get its branch back, without leaving the command line.
A board that fits into your workflow
Developers do not want to leave the editor to shuffle cards. Scrumpy meets you where you work: the command line, the API and your git host, with a board that updates in real time as the team moves.
- Create stories from CI or a script with a team API key.
- Start a story from your terminal and get its git branch name back.
- Jump from any story to its branch on GitHub or GitLab.
- Watch the board update live as teammates move cards, with no refresh.
Frequently asked questions
Does Scrumpy have an API?
Yes. Every team can generate an API key and create stories through a simple REST endpoint, so you can open tickets from CI, a script or another tool.
Is there a command-line tool?
Yes. Generate a CLI token and start a story from your terminal. Scrumpy hands you the story’s git branch name so you can check it out without touching the browser.
How does the GitHub and GitLab integration work?
Point a team at its repository and Scrumpy builds a consistent branch name for each story and links straight to it on GitHub or GitLab.
Is the board real time?
Yes. The board updates live as your team moves cards, so everyone is looking at the same state without hitting refresh.
Can I run kanban instead of sprints?
Yes. Sprints are per team. Turn them off for a plain always-on kanban, or keep them on for full scrum with story points and a backlog.
Do reviewers or stakeholders cost extra?
No. Only editors are billed. Reviewers, managers and other viewers are free and unlimited.
Scrum that stays out of your way
Start a free trial, wire it into your git and your CI, and only pay for the people writing the code.