A focused delivery window
Keep current and planned work separate from the backlog. The team sees what matters now without losing sight of what comes next.
Give the team a clear window for getting work done
Plan a focused delivery cycle, tune the cadence to the team and roll unfinished work forward automatically. Use sprints where they help—and nowhere else.
Structure without the ceremony
Superthread gives teams the controls they need for a reliable cadence, without forcing every space into the same method.
Automatic rollover
When a sprint ends, unfinished work rolls forward automatically. Nothing is dropped just because the calendar moved on.
A cadence that fits the team
Choose the sprint length, start day and optional cooldown. Adjust the dates of an individual sprint when real life interrupts the rhythm.
Your sprint workflow
Define and reorder the statuses used by sprint boards. The workflow can match how your team actually ships instead of a fixed Scrum template.
More than one sprint view
Use the same board, list, timeline and calendar layouts available across Superthread, with grouping, sorting and visible properties under your control.
Connect delivery to GitHub
Bring pull-request and development activity closer to the tasks in the sprint, so progress does not disappear into a separate engineering system.
Sprints for shipping teams
Product and engineering teams
Run a predictable cadence while keeping the work, context and code activity together.
- Plan the current sprint without hiding the wider roadmap
- Sort by priority or estimate during planning
- Carry unfinished work forward automatically
- Use different layouts for stand-ups and planning
Agency delivery pods
Use sprints where a client team benefits from a steady rhythm, while other spaces keep continuous-flow boards.
- Enable sprints only for the spaces that need them
- Set a cadence around client review cycles
- Keep sprint tasks connected to the client project
- Give specialists a focused view of their next commitments
Sprint planning, answered
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Do all teams have to use sprints?
No. Sprints are enabled per space. Teams that work in continuous flow can keep using boards, while product, engineering or delivery teams can turn on a sprint cadence where it helps. -
What happens to unfinished sprint work?
Unfinished tasks automatically roll into the next sprint. Completed and cancelled sprints remain available as history. -
Can I customise the sprint cadence and workflow?
Yes. Choose the sprint length, start day, optional cooldown and sprint-board statuses. You can also change the start and end dates for an individual sprint.
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