See Sprint Progress At A Glance

Details

Your task board and your team chats now keep the current sprint visible in one compact strip instead of behind a tab. You see the goal the team is aiming at, how much of the work is finished as a progress ring, and where the week stands on a fixed seven-day tracker, all before you open anything. The combination is the point. A completion percentage on its own tells you very little mid-week: half the work done on day two is fine, half done on day six is not. Putting the goal, the progress, and the day of the week side by side is what makes the glance worth taking. Open the full sprint controls from the same place when you want to change something, whether that is sharpening the goal, moving work in or out, or closing the sprint with its review. Sprints stay optional, and plenty of good weeks are just a board worked in order. When no sprint is running, the same space shows how your loose tasks are going and gives you a clear way to start one at the point the work actually needs a shared goal and an end date, rather than nagging you into one first.

What changed

• See task completion in a compact progress ring
• Follow the current week with a fixed seven-day tracker
• Open full sprint controls from the board or chat
• Keep loose-task progress visible when no sprint is running