Project management
Tasks, planning, team, budget, risks and documents live in one application. OpenSprint is built for project managers who need to know every morning where the project stands, and what is slipping.
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The app interface is currently available in French.
Diagram: your project at the center (progress 64%), linked to its eight modules (projects and tasks, planning, team, budget, tracking, communication, risks, documents) that exchange with it continuously.
Tasks live in one tool, the budget in a spreadsheet, risks in a document nobody opens. Every status meeting starts by gathering scattered numbers. OpenSprint brings the whole project back to one place.
How it works
Four steps, one workspace: what you plan is what you run, track and decide on.
Plan
Backlog, sprints, milestones and timeline: the plan takes shape and the critical path appears.
Timeline mockup: six rows of epics and sprints, two steps on the critical path, a “Closed beta” milestone and the “Today” line.
Demo data.
Run
The Kanban board tracks work in real time; each ticket keeps its comments, attachments and dependencies.
Kanban board mockup: ticket OS-11 “Offline mode” moves from the “In progress” column to “Done”; the counters and its status update.
Track
Progress, burndown and budget read at a glance, with no spreadsheet to consolidate.
Dashboard mockup: progress 64%, sprint burndown curve, budget 72% used (€43,200 of €60,000), two overdue tickets, sprint deadline in 4 days and 186 hours logged.
Decide
Risks and variances surface with their level, so you decide on facts.
Risk matrix mockup: risk R-03 “App store approval delay” moves from a critical cell (probability 4, impact 5) to a moderate cell (probability 2, impact 4) after mitigation; a budget alert flags an expected 4% overrun on the Design work package.
Modules
Task tools often stop at tasks. Budget, risks and documents end up in other files. OpenSprint keeps the whole project lifecycle in one interface, with the same screens and the same vocabulary.
Kanban board, filterable list view, subtasks, dependencies, labels and custom fields. Each ticket gathers its comments, attachments and history.
Backlog and sprints with burndown, timeline and Gantt chart with critical path, milestones.
Members and roles per project, time tracking and everyone's workload. The interface shows each person what they can do.
Expenses, forecasts and overrun alerts, tracked project by project.
Overall progress, tickets by status, deadlines, reports exportable as PDF and Excel, and a weekly report sent by email.
Comments with mentions, real-time and email notifications, deadline reminders.
Risk register and probability × impact matrix, each level flagged by a label, never by color alone.
File repository with version history, and attachments on every ticket.
Roles
Four roles per project: owner, manager, member and viewer. The interface only shows the actions that are allowed.
Steer the project: planning, budget, risks, reports.
Moves their tickets forward, comments, logs their time.
Follows progress without changing anything: ideal for a client.
Reads the dashboard and the weekly report by email.
Integrations
OpenSprint plugs into the tools where your teams already work.
Issues and pull requests from a repository feed the backlog and keep their status in sync; collaborators can be invited in one click.
Tickets link to issues, merge requests and commits; a GitLab issue can be created from a task.
Deadline reminders and periodic reports posted in a channel.
Claude connects to OpenSprint through MCP to view and create tasks, sprints, risks and pages, with your permissions.
OpenSprint's MCP server is open to any compatible assistant, with an OAuth connection.
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Each project has four roles: owner, manager, member and viewer. Owners and managers run the project, members work on their tickets, viewers can look but not edit.
Yes. The interface adapts to small screens and can be installed as an app from the browser.
Yes, it follows your system setting or your choice in the app.
Reports can be exported as PDF and Excel, and a weekly report can be sent by email.
Create an account, then follow the user guide (in French): it covers each screen in the order you will need it.