ZenHub

Open your GitHub repo and turn ideas into shippable work in minutes. With ZenHub, you organize issues into epics, apply story point estimates, and set up custom states that match your team’s flow. During backlog grooming, convert discussions into trackable tasks, attach designs or specs, and assign owners without leaving GitHub. Use templates to standardize bug reports and feature requests, then auto-triage with labels and default assignees so new work lands in the right lane.

When the iteration starts, manage the board like a command center. Drag items across columns, enforce WIP limits, and let automation move cards when pull requests open, pass checks, or merge. Link issues to PRs to get instant context, dependency warnings, and code review progress. Daily standups become quick: filter by team or epic to see who’s blocked, and use the AI assistant to summarize progress, draft release notes, or break a large issue into sub-tasks. For incident response, spin up a focused view, capture requirements, and track fixes through verification without creating side spreadsheets.

Plan releases and cross-team initiatives on a visual timeline. Group epics into milestones, map dependencies across multiple repositories, and forecast delivery with capacity and velocity data. Try what‑if scenarios by shifting dates or reassigning work; ZenHub updates the schedule and highlights risk automatically. Stakeholders get a single view of status and percent complete, while you keep the roadmap honest without rebuilding spreadsheets. Use portfolio views to roll up progress across products or services and spot resource conflicts early.

Close the loop with measurable insights. Track throughput, cycle time, burndown, and slippage to refine estimates and spot bottlenecks. Time logging and expense data help you reconcile effort against budgets. Export reports for audits and compliance, or share live dashboards with product, design, and leadership. For new teams, start from project templates and recommended workflows; for mature orgs, tailor permissions, recurring tasks, and portfolio rollups to coordinate multiple squads and programs—from a startup feature push to an enterprise release train. Run it inside GitHub via extension or in the standalone workspace; either way, the source of truth stays with your code and conversations.