Acunote review
A focused Scrum workspace for teams that prefer a legacy-style web application.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Acunote is a hosted, web-based agile project management application for software, IT and product teams. It brings projects, dated sprints, backlogs, tasks, user stories, issues and task hierarchies into one workspace. Requirements management, product planning, wikis, timelines and email notifications extend its scope beyond sprint tracking. The product is suited to individual users, small teams, multiple teams and larger matrix organizations that want a Scrum-centered system with a traditional web interface.
Its feature depth is strongest around structured Scrum delivery. Teams can plan work in backlogs and dated iterations, track progress with burndown charts and sprint analytics, and organize work across projects or departments. Source-control integration, code review and bug-tracker synchronization connect development work with tools including Subversion, Perforce, GitHub, Bitbucket, JIRA, Bugzilla, Mantis, FogBugz and Trac. That combination makes Acunote a practical fit for software teams managing requirements, implementation and defects together, while its focus remains narrower than products built around Kanban workflows.
Pricing is organized into a free plan and three monthly paid tiers. The Free plan is for an individual or small team, while Business costs $49 per month for a single team, Scrum Agile management, basic analytics and unlimited projects, sprints and wikis. Corporate costs $99 per month and adds multiple teams and advanced analytics. Enterprise costs $149 per month and adds multiple departments and teams, enterprise analytics, enterprise access control and support. A 30-day free trial is also available. Choose Acunote for structured Scrum planning and development-tool connections; choose another product if Kanban is central to your workflow or a non-web platform is required.
Acunote pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers projects, sprints, backlogs, hierarchies and burndown charts
- Connects with GitHub, Bitbucket, JIRA and multiple bug trackers
- Free plan plus unlimited projects, sprints and wikis on paid tiers
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only, with no listed desktop or mobile platform
- Focused on Scrum rather than Kanban workflows
- Paid plans begin at $49 per month
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