Read everything about our approach to manage projects, new features and the journey to build Scrumpy.
Scrumpy is stopping its service. On May 16th, 2022 we have to pull the plug.I know, this is bad news for all the users still using Scrumpy on a daily …
Yay, your Scrumpy project got a new friend: The all new activity page. It's the new place to get an even better overview of everything that happened inside your …
There are a lot of good things when you are running a small company like Scrumpy. For example you can keep in touch with all your active users. Dan from Donut …
Today we are introducing a big thing. You'll use it, but you won't recognize it at first. It's complex under the hood, but it doesn't need explanation. It's …
Not sponsored: Don't worry, we're not sponsored by Digital Ocean, we're just big fans of products that make life easier.For Scrumpy, we decided to …
Transparency has always been important to us, but why? There are a few reasons for this and today is a good day to write about it. …
If you're launching something, add tracking first. There's no such thing as too much tracking. At least that's what people tell you. We question this. …
When you're working on a larger project, it's a challenge to bundle input from different channels. There are so many conversations, phone calls, ideas, feedback …
When we have an idea, we add it to our backlog as a story. The more concrete the whole idea becomes, the more tasks we will add to the story. Sometimes a new …
When we started Scrumpy we noticed that there are far too few articles on the questions that concerned us. It was clear from the beginning, that we want to make …
When we launched Scrumpy in April last year, we were overwhelmed by your feedback. You write emails, Twitter messages, you contact us through the support chat, …
This is huge news for us. Today is the first day, we grow as a team.Scrumpy is a bigger success than we could have hoped for. Only five months after launch, …
Estimations don’t have to be a painful process, take a few minutes to learn how we approach them.A typical scenario runs like this: Developers are asked …
