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NP Score: 80 Based on 21 reviews
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Agilo Software powered by agile42 | |
| October 10, 2008 | ||
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| Linux, Mac, Other, Windows | ||
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Download: http://www.agilofortrac.com
Agilo™ is designed and developed for Teams, Scrum Master, Product Owner and for all Stakeholder who are involved in the project. No matter if you are working locally together or in offshore teams, the Scrum Tool Agilo presents you at any time all the important information of your Scrum projects.
Agilo is based on Trac a very successful and widespread Ticket Tracking System, and developed using the Python programming language. Agilo is distributed as Open Source Software according to the Apache Software License 2.0.
Agilo is free and open source and you can download all variations at: http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/agilo/
All Downloads of Agilo (but the source code) contains a 30-day-trial of Agilo Pro. Agilo Pro provides extended features and professional support.
agile42 offers also the Agilo Hosted Service with SVN integration and full support.
You can download and use Agilo for free without limitations.
Prices for Agilo Pro you can find here: http://www.agilofortrac.com
Prices for Support, Maintenance, Hosting (SaaS) can be found here: http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/support/
We are using Agilo Pro for several student projects with IT background. As Trac systems are one of the basic tools in our student projects we are very glad to have a plugin for SCRUM methodologies which was very easy to integrate in our given system architecture. Our student teams are very heterogeneous concerning their semester or their place of residence. Moreover, they are working to finance their academic studies. So they often do not work at the same site and need to have online access to SCRUM results produced during their weekly meetings. By using Agilo Pro we are now able to solve this problem thoroughly. Our students have become familiar with the tool very fast due to the easy to use and self-explanatory Trac-based user interface. As students’ feedback was rather positive, we are willing to use Agilo Pro in various future student projects.
Easy to use, flexible to extend ( custom tickets for epic, own fields etc) Usability have some issues ( e.g. too much clicking) other vice nice and stable product.
We are using this software to implement the SCRUM metodology in our university project, by now, we're fully satisfied with it, and with the 5* support we get from agilo, it couldn't be better ! We fully recommend it.
Good fuctionality and nice user interface. It's a recommendable tool for Scrum projects.
Agilo satisfies our needs perfectly. It's supporting Subversion + Track + Sprint Backlogs + Whiteboard. We are using Agilo for off-shored teams and it keeps us in sync.
I used Agilo for 2 years now in a productive environment and I have to say that this tool offers a great support for Scrum especially in distributed environments. Every Scrum role is well covered. Whatever a Product Owner needs to do in Scrum - it's possible. Whatever a team needs to do in Scrum - it's possible. And for the few things a Scrum Master needs electronic support for - this is also possible. And one of the highlights of Agilo is the interactive whiteboard - check it out, you'll really like this one :o) Agilo is based on Trac so it provide every feature from Trac as well. Only the usage of some plugins is not working...but the most valuable ones. And Agilo is shipped with a better UI than Trac ;o) Give it a try - you won't be sorry.
I'm using Agilo Pro for Scrum in an Open Source Project (http://www.oksimo.org) and also at the University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt am Main, in research projects together with students, professors and laboratory engineers. The feedback from them is very positive. This tool supports excellent the Development Process of Scrum. Agilo for Scrum is well documented in the online help. It's easy to install and the administration interface is good, and almost everything can be configured to individual flavor. The extend functionality of the Pro Version (like the Whiteboard) are very helpful to understand the Scrum Process and working with the Sprint in the Sprint planning and daily scrums. The new tickets, like User Story, have reasonable properties and are very useful to describe an requirement in the Scrum Process. The Product and Sprint Backlogs has nice different views of the acual development state and a good overview to their tickets with good sorting possibilities. With these views, it is very easy to handle the project management process with Scrum. The Burndown Chart and other graphical outputs, which displays the development state are excellent, but I didn't found how to configure the dashboard and these views. During the complete setup, configuration and handling I hadn't any problems and found no bugs. A nice to have feature will be the export of tickets to csv files or a complete backup solution for a whole project. I didn't figure out how to delete a ticket, or why this feature is not implemented yet. Only delete tickets from csv files is supported. But if I have no export possibility that feature is not very usable for me. But I think these requirements are issues for trac. I have also experiences in working with other tools like Mingle from Thoughtworks, but finally I prefer to work with Agilo fro Scrum! Great commendation to the the agilo42 team! These acknowledgments goes also to the Trac development team, which do a great work to build the basic system for Agilo. Thanks a lot for that tool!
I'm using Agilo for both, a charity project (http://www.healthcare-it-africa.org) and for student projects. Agilo helps us to structure our projects very easily and trac progress. it is also perfect for teaching students the basics of agile development. It also is THE tool for everyone who has read the bood "Head First - Software Engineering", since the white board is exactly reflecting the images in the book. It took me only a bit to install and figure out how to support multiple-projects. But now it works like a champ!
Highly recommended (especially the pro version, which includes the drag-and-drop whiteboard. Loved it!) The platform provides all the functionality you would expect from an online collaboration tool for agile development. The tool supports multiple backlogs each with multiple teams, provides a basis for online team collaboration, and delivers insight into the effectiveness of the agile delivery process through tracking changes across different development sprints, releases and even teams. Agilo has proven to be an excellent online tool for sharing information between remote scrum teams, and providing a single platform for coordinating multiple scrum teams across multiple locations.
As I will be posting in my blog I had a little trouble with the installation, but it was trivial to fix once I found out what the trouble was. The documentation was a little lacking, from Trac and Agilo. Otherwise it worked find. Here's the link to the trouble I had, and fixes: http://specialbrands.net/2010/01/12/agilo-a-scrum-tool-agile-scrum/
We found this software by searching for a good Scrum tool for our project at university. Agilo for Scrum is easy to install and to setup teams, backlogs and the user permissions. It is necessary for our project to have the possibility to change the user story points. Another great feature is the nice Whiteboard. In conclusion, a great Scrum tool!
I liked to use the analog whiteboard, but since we are more teams those Scrum Tools are not supporting us enough. We found Agilo Pro with the interactive digital whitboard and we are really happy with it. Agilo supports Scrum in every detail and you can see that the guys from agile42 know agile and Scrum very well. Laura
We are using Agilo for Scrum since 11 iterations with many distributed teams and projects. The new online whiteboard is supporting us perfectly during the sprint planning and the daily Scrums. Agilo is the best Scrum Tool we found on the market.
We've been evaluating many scrum tools, but this one satisfies our needs perfectly. It's supporting both, the project management's issues as well as the developer team on a daily basis with it's integration to Subversion and Eclipse. We are using Agilo for off-shored teams and it keeps us in sync.
We have chosen agile42 to implement Scrum and have been very happy about the result. After we have known Scrum better, we made the decision to use the Scrum Tool Agilo for Scrum to support us on a daily basis. Agilo helps us to handle our backlogs, requirements, user stories and tasks. I can strongly recommend Agilo for Scrum. It supports all Scrum Roles and helps following the Scrum Process.
The principles of scrum are easy - using scrum is not! You cannot preach daily visability of your progress without having the right tooling. This requires burndown charts on the one hand but this is not sufficient. The right user interface to motivate your team to use and update tasks/tickets is required. The effort to care for the tickets has to be minimal for acceptance reasons. This was the main reason for us to introduce Agilo and we are really happy with the result.
We use agilo for several months now and we really like it. Agilo provides the flexibility to adapt the tool to our process, not the other way round. There a lot of small things that make Agilo really useful: For example, the ideal burndown line decreases proportional to the capacity - if 1/2 of the team are on vacation in the next week, the ideal burndown won't decrease as fast as in the other weeks where the whole team is present. Also we can add our own ticket types+backlogs so that the Scrum Master can have his own impediment backlog. Installation was bit tricky previously but in the latest versions, it became way easier.
Hi , I have been using agilo for the past 6 months. It has given more knowledge about the ticket system and agile methodology. The only one problem I have faced in this is issue in IE browsers. Other wise its a great tool to work Regards Vela.Velappan
Agilo is based on Trac, which alone as an extremely wide user base, and is one of the most used ticketing system in the agile community. Agilo adds to Trac a couple of significant improvement, that alone, without even considering the specific Scrum features are worth of a look: ticket typing, csv import and ticket linking. These three feature which deeply change the core usability of the tool, allowing to implement in a very easy and natural way, "just enough" structure on top of trac, to make it able to better support your way of working are extremely valuable. Moreover the new version of agilo 0.7 offer a set of very interesting feature specific to scrum, and still allow you to personalize almost everything, making it as lean as you like. The look & feel has also greatly improved, even though there are still some rough edges, for example the ticket handling, still in the "traditional" trac way is not fitting anymore with the advanced and configurable backlog handling. I am confident that these aspects: inline ticket creation, better drag & drop support, and other "intuitive" transformations will occur pretty soon, the tool as an active community (http://groups.google.com/group/agilo) where scrum related issues and features are discussed and supported by the development team, that collaborate intensively with everyone encountering problems in the tool installation and configuration. The tool offers some unique and handy features, that helps the team in better understanding what the status is (not only through the burndown chart) as well as speeding up some operation at specific Scrum cerimonies. As an example automatically calculating (on a set of well defined user stories and tasks, selectable by the team) the ratio of Story Points/Ideal Hours (Days) that gives the possibility to the team to have a quick check with the capacity set by individual team members and see if the initial commitment is fitting (more or less) in the team available hours. Well is a click instead of a lot of Excel work, and the results is reflected also in the burndown chart. The tool also stores metrics on the team performances, that help the team in monitoring its efficiency and historical data, and see the improvements. Very handy is also the Timeline view, that is enriched with informations related to Sprints and other specific Scrum cerimonies, that allows a very fast wrap up at the Retrospective, allowing the team to inspect & adapt effectively. Thanks for the great tool :-) ANdreaT
Agilo is a very handy tool for daily development needs. I found it useful through the entire life cycle of a product, from shaping the vision, to prioritizing requirements to creating work packages all the way down into issue tracking. The fact it is based on Trac helps in this aspect, there are a wealth of plugins to truly embed Agilo into your workflow. You can tell the developers have real-world experience. It is a proper "tool", not an abstract project view aimed at managers. Highly recommended.
The Tool works great. It has all the features you need in a tool to support the Scrum process: - daily stand-up - burn down charts - product backlog - sprint backlog - etc. A nice and very useful feature is the ability to link items together. This bi-directional traceability allows you to create useful relations between requirements and user stories, user stories and task etc. You can see, that this tool is based on real scrum project experiences.