WannaTrackThe whole delivery loop,
feature by feature.
From a sized backlog to a clean retro, here's how each part of WannaTrack works, and what it looks like in the app. Every feature is on every plan.
Plan a sprint you can actually finish.
Order the backlog, size it with planning poker, and pull work in while velocity warns you before you over-commit.
- Drag-to-reorder backlog and epics
- Velocity-aware capacity
- Sprint goals on every board
- WT-231Calendar view for sprints5
- WT-233Bulk move to next sprint3
- WT-229Webhook retries drop events2
- WT-238Saved board filters8
- WT-240Per-project labels3
See what's shipping, as it ships.
Burndown, burnup, and velocity recompute the moment a ticket hits done, so the numbers always match the board.
- Live burndown and burnup
- Velocity across recent sprints
- Workload by assignee
Every team's health, in one view.
The portfolio rolls every project into a Scrum of Scrums: who's on track, who's at risk, and which sprints are slipping against the clock.
- On-track / at-risk / off-track at a glance
- Sprint pace against time elapsed
- Blockers and cross-team dependencies
Estimate together, in real time.
Run planning poker without a second tool. Everyone votes, the cards flip on reveal, and the agreed points drop straight onto the ticket.
- Live voting with a Fibonacci deck
- Average, min, and max on reveal
- Apply the estimate in one click
Close the loop with a real retro.
Gather what went well, what didn't, and what to try next. Vote on the cards that matter and turn the top ones into tracked action items.
- Live, multiplayer retro board
- Vote to surface what matters
- Link cards to the tickets they spawn
Shipped the live board on time
PR reviews queued up late
Pair on the gnarly migrations
Add a review SLA to the board
Move over from Jira, intact.
Import tickets, sprints, comments, links, history, and attachments directly, mapped onto your board and backlog.
- Attachments come across too
- Full change history preserved
- Up and running the same afternoon
imported in 3m 41s
- Tickets248
- Sprints12
- Comments1,304
- Issue links176
- History entries3,902
- Attachments321
And the rest of the kit.
included on every plan
- TimelineEpics and sprints on a schedule
- DocsCollaborative project documentation
- TemplatesStandardise your ticket types
- Pull requestsGitHub PR state on every ticket
- Mentions@teammates right in the thread
- Time trackingLog effort against tickets
- NotificationsEmail and in-app, on what you watch
- SearchJump to any ticket by key
- Roles & accessOwner, admin, and member control
- Real-timeEveryone sees changes instantly