Scrumpy
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NP Score: 0 Based on 0 reviews 
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Scrumpy | |
| May 18, 2009 | ||
| Free | ||
| Installable | ||
| Linux, Mac, Other, Windows | ||
| Other |
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Scrumpy
Scrumpy is a free, standalone, 100% Java application specifically designed to help a Scrum Product Owner maintain a Backlog of User Stories.
It gives you more than a spreadsheet but unlike many commercial tools its feature set has been carefully scoped to compliment existing Scrum practices i.e. the ones involving a wall, sticky pieces of paper and people talking to each other. Because of this Scrumpy is more in keeping with the Agile value of "People and Interactions over Process and Tools" than many of the products currently on offer. Scrumpy provides a long term view of the Product and helps you to give meaningful answers to key questions like "When is this feature likely to be done?" and "What is likely to be done by this date?" but without trying to take over your world.
To watch a couple of short demos and to get updates on the latest features and improvements visit www.scrumpytool.com
Pricing Info:
Scrumpy was developed with free software tools and components and is itself absolutely free... Cheers!
