Scrumwise review
A focused Scrum tool with strong planning, tracking, and export features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
Scrumwise is a web-based project management tool for Scrum and Kanban teams. It is designed for teams that need structured backlog management, release planning, sprint allocation, task boards, burndown charts, and time tracking in one workspace. Teams can organize work with lists, tags, filters, epics, subtasks, and checklists, while comments, attachments, announcements, file sharing, and email notifications support collaboration. It is available on web, iOS, and Android.
The published plans show a paid-only model with a 30-day trial. The Monthly Plan costs $9 per user per month and is billed monthly, while the Yearly Plan is billed annually. The product's planning depth is its clearest strength: release planning includes release-date prediction and burnup tracking, sprint planning supports team allocation, and customizable boards provide realtime updates. Kanban boards, sprint burndown charts, and detailed time logs with export add useful views for teams that want to connect delivery planning with reporting.
Scrumwise fits teams that work primarily through Scrum or Kanban and value focused workflow support over a wide software ecosystem. GitHub integration can connect commit messages to project work, while CSV/XML export and API access provide additional ways to move data or connect other tools; the API is separate from native integrations. The narrow native integration set and Scrum-centered scope may be limiting for organizations seeking broad portfolio planning or many ready-made connections. Choose Scrumwise for structured agile delivery, and consider an alternative if wide ecosystem coverage is a core requirement.
Scrumwise pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detailed backlogs with epics, subtasks, tags, filters, and checklists
- Sprint, release, burndown, board, and time-tracking workflows
- CSV/XML export, API access, and GitHub commit-message integration
- Where it doesn't
- No ongoing free plan; access is paid after the 30-day trial
- Native integrations are limited to GitHub
- Its Scrum-centered focus may not suit broader project portfolios
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