Jira Software is Atlassian's flagship agile project and issue tracking tool launched in 2002 in Australia, with a free plan for 10 users, Standard at $7.75/user/month, native Scrum/Kanban, and a 3,000+ plugin ecosystem.
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Jira is the project and issue tracking tool launched by Atlassian in 2002 in Australia and the de facto standard for software development teams, with a free plan for 10 users, Standard at $7.75/user/month, native Scrum/Kanban support, and a 3,000+ plugin ecosystem.
Zenhub is an agile project management platform natively integrated with GitHub, founded in San Francisco in 2016. It embeds kanban boards, roadmaps, Epics, and agile reports directly into the GitHub workflow, letting development teams manage the full journey from requirements to delivery inside GitHub.
Hygger is an agile project management tool founded in San Francisco, USA, in 2017, blending Kanban with Scrum and offering product roadmaps, smart prioritization, and time tracking. The free plan has unlimited users but 50 tasks; Standard starts at $7/user/month.
Favro is an agile project planning and collaboration platform founded in 2014 in Stockholm, Sweden, blending boards, backlogs, and roadmaps, with Lite at $5.1/user/month and customers including Telenor, Disney, and EA.
Taiga is an open-source agile project management platform developed by the Spanish team Kaleidos, with native Scrum and Kanban support, self-hosted deployment, a free Community edition, and free basic cloud plans for individuals and small teams.
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2 results shownAgile Backlog Refinement: User Story Splitting and Definition of Ready
Backlog refinement keeps the product backlog visible for the next iteration. Based on the Scrum Guide and Scrum.org practices, this article covers user story splitting, the Definition of Ready, and common anti-patterns.
User Stories and Acceptance Criteria: Core Methods for Agile Requirements
User stories shift requirements from writing about features to talking about them. Combined with acceptance criteria, they define what "done" means. This guide applies Mountain Goat Software's 3Cs model.