What it is
Containers for Task Board tasks scoped to a date range. One sprint is "active" at a time. When you complete a sprint, an auto-snapshot of the entire GDD fires (free version-history bookmark) and you can record a retrospective.
When to use it
- Running 2-week scrum-style sprints with a defined goal.
- Carrying unfinished tasks forward to the next sprint without losing context.
- Tracking velocity over time.
- Recording a retrospective so the team doesn't repeat the same mistakes.
How to use it
- 1Click "+ New Sprint" — name, start, end, goal.
- 2Add tasks via Task Board; they're scoped to the currently-active sprint.
- 3When complete, click "End Sprint" — incomplete tasks move to backlog, a snapshot is auto-saved.
- 4Write a retrospective and a new sprint goal before starting the next one.
Tips you should know
- →Only one sprint can be "active" at a time — ending one auto-activates the next if it's queued.
- →Auto-snapshots from sprint completion count against your version-history limit (Pro 20, Team unlimited).
- →Tasks carried over keep their original creation date — velocity counters dedupe correctly.
- →Goal field is mandatory for new sprints — feature, not bug; sprints without goals turn into chaos.