Agile Scrum Lifecycle Management
Open SourceScrum, smoothed out.
A self-hosted web application for managing Agile Scrum processes, built to faithfully follow the Scrum Guide with modern technologies and rigorous quality standards.
No installation required. The demo runs with mock data in your browser.
Tired of Over-Engineered Scrum Tools?
Most Scrum tools are either too expensive, too complex, or lock your data into a proprietary platform. Teams spend more time configuring the tool than actually doing Scrum.
Scrumooth is different. It's a self-hosted, open-source platform that faithfully follows the Scrum Guide. No per-user fees. No vendor lock-in. Just a clean, modern tool that helps your team focus on delivering value.
Key Features
Product Backlog
MoSCoW prioritization (Must, Should, Could, Won't)
Sprint Planning
Configurable sprint durations and capacity planning
Kanban Board
Interactive drag-and-drop sprint execution
Daily Scrum
Daily standup tracking and updates
Sprint Reviews
Review meeting management and documentation
Retrospectives
Team reflection and continuous improvement
How It Works
Self-Host
Deploy on your own infrastructure with Docker. Full production setup in minutes.
Configure
Set up your team, sprints, and workflows. Everything is configurable.
Run Scrum
Manage the full lifecycle from backlog to retrospective. Your data stays yours.
Built With
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Scrumooth?
Scrumooth is a self-hosted, open-source web application for managing Agile Scrum processes. It faithfully follows the Scrum Guide and covers the entire lifecycle from product goals to retrospectives.
How is Scrumooth different from Jira?
Scrumooth is open-source (Apache 2.0), self-hosted, and has zero per-user fees. It's purpose-built for Scrum rather than being a general-purpose project management tool.
Is Scrumooth free?
Yes. Scrumooth is licensed under Apache 2.0, which means it's free to use, modify, and distribute. You only pay for your own hosting infrastructure.
How do I get started?
Clone the repo, run pnpm install && pnpm run dev, and you're up and running. For production, use Docker Compose. Full installation guide is on GitHub.