

Scrumpy
Scrumpy started with a simple frustration: paying a lot of money and spending a lot of clicks, just to move a card from one column to another. Most scrum tools keep growing until they need someone to administer them.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
Features
- Goal Setting
- Ad-free
- Passkey Support
- WYSIWYG Support
- Real time collaboration
- No Coding Required
- Goal Tracking
- Dark Mode
- Two-factor Authentication
- Support for MarkDown
- FIDO U2F (2FA) support
- Scrum Boards
- Cloud Sync
- Kanban Board
- Recurring Tasks
- Spell Checking
- Support for @mentions
- Full-Text Search
- AI-Powered
- Team Collaboration
Scrumpy information
What is Scrumpy?
Scrumpy started with a simple frustration: paying a lot of money and spending a lot of clicks, just to move a card from one column to another. Most scrum tools keep growing until they need someone to administer them.
Scrumpy is built to stay small enough that your team can set it up in an afternoon and then forget it is there. You get crystal-clear scrum boards, a backlog that stays readable, plus sprints, epics, custom roles and your own workflow statuses in one clean interface. When someone moves a card, everyone's board updates instantly. No refresh, no stale data. Speech recognition and AI assistence to create clear story descriptions included. API for story creation available. Being in or managin multiple teams works flawlessly.
Pricing is one flat plan: $9 per editor per month, or $7.50 per editor when billed annually. Every feature is included and there are no tiers to unlock.
View-only users are always free and never count towards your seat count, so you can invite clients, executives and stakeholders without watching your bill climb.
You can open the live demo in one click without creating an account. If you like what you see, every new organization gets a 7-day free trial with full access to every feature, and no credit card is required to start. Moving from somewhere else is easy: import your stories from a Jira or Linear CSV export and map the statuses to your board as you go. Your data is hosted in the EU, is never sold or shared with third parties, and you can export all of it as JSON at any time.
May scrum never make you grumpy again!




