Product
BurnUp — plan the sprint, see the line climb.
Project management for software teams. Scrum or Kanban, a typed Epic-to-Subtask hierarchy, sprints, burnup charts, and a daily digest in Discord. Built for how we run our own teams.
Who it is for
A dev team, an agency, a lead who wants the number.
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Product and dev teams
Epics down to subtasks, on a board the whole team can read.
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Agencies running several clients
One project per client. Each with its own members and maintainers.
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Leads who want the number
Scope versus done, sprint by sprint — not a status meeting.
How it works
Project, items, sprint, burnup, digest.
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Pick Scrum or Kanban
Chosen when the project is created. Sprints and burnup, or flow and throughput.
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Plan in a hierarchy
Epic → Feature → Story → Task → Subtask. Every item gets a key like BRN-142.
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Read it in Discord
A daily digest of what moved lands in the channel. No one has to open the board.
Modules
Less than ClickUp. The parts you use.
the team
Board and list
Kanban board or list view over the same items.
- Custom status columns
- Colour labels
- Drag to rank, drag to move
the planner
Typed work items
Five levels, so an epic never gets mixed up with a subtask.
- Epic → Feature → Story → Task → Subtask
- Speakable keys: BRN-142
- Attachments and links
the maintainer
Sprints
Plan, start, and close a sprint. Maintainers run it — not only admins.
- Backlog to sprint planning
- Points on every story
- Multiple assignees with roles
the lead
Burnup reporting
Scope and done on one chart. You see scope creep, not just speed.
- Points burnup per sprint
- Flow reporting for Kanban
- Holidays taken into account
everyone
Work logs
Time against the item it went into.
- Log against any item
- Rolls up the hierarchy
- Per-person and per-project views
the channel
Discord digest
What moved yesterday, posted every morning.
- Daily progress digest
- Per-project channel
- Webhook kept server-side
Burnup
Scope and done on one chart.
A burndown hides it when scope grows. Burnup shows both lines, so you can tell a slow sprint from a sprint that kept getting bigger.
Discord digest
The standup, already written.
Every morning BurnUp posts what moved, what closed, and what is stuck to the team’s Discord channel.
Contact
Running sprints in spreadsheets? Try BurnUp.
Tell us about your team and how you plan today. We will set up your workspace.