Changelog

What’s new.
Release by release.

Every change to AllScrum that you will notice, newest first. Version 0.7.0 is the latest.

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0.7.0

A new public website

A homepage you can try before signing up, and pages that explain what AllScrum is and how it compares.

  • NewA live demo board on the homepage: drag cards, add tasks with N, search with Ctrl K and try the quick actions, no account needed.
  • NewA guided tour of the demo board that shows the shortcuts step by step.
  • NewWhy AllScrum: what makes it different, and an honest look at who it suits.
  • NewComparisons with Jira, Trello, Asana and Zoho Projects.
  • NewSign in and sign up have their own addresses: /signin and /signup.
  • ImprovedA new navigation bar and footer on all public pages.
0.6.0

Passkeys and a clearer history

Sign in with your fingerprint, face or device PIN, and a faster, tidier activity history.

  • NewPasskeys: add, rename and remove them under account security, and sign in without a password.
  • ImprovedActivity history shows a compact summary of each change and loads the full details only when you open them.
  • ImprovedSaved views remember which one you used last, with better filters.
  • NewClear a single notification, and restore it if you change your mind.
0.5.0

Sign in your way, and more done per task

Google, GitHub and Microsoft sign-in, plus checklists, blockers, bulk actions and saved views.

  • NewSign in with your Google, GitHub or Microsoft account, and link them to an existing account.
  • NewChecklists on tasks: add, rename, tick off and remove steps.
  • NewBlocked tasks: mark what a task is waiting on.
  • NewBulk actions: change the type, priority or assignee of many tasks at once.
  • NewSaved views: keep the filters you use every day, up to 50 per account.
  • ImprovedTask cards show their type more clearly, with quicker actions on the card.
0.4.0

Organizations

Bring workspaces, members and teams together under one organization.

  • NewOrganizations with their own workspaces, members, teams and settings.
  • NewRoles for who manages members, teams and workspaces.
  • NewTurn an existing team into an organization.
  • NewEmail address verification for accounts.
0.3.0

Faster task editing, types and reminders

Edit tasks in place, give them a type, flag and priority, and get reminded before things slip.

  • ImprovedEdit a task’s title, description, points, assignee and due date in place; every change saves on its own.
  • NewTask types (Task, Feature, Bug and Improvement) and flags for urgent work.
  • NewPriorities, from Highest to Lowest, with filters for type, flag and priority.
  • NewReminders on tasks, including repeating ones, with Snooze right from the notification.
  • NewClear all notifications at once, and restore them.
  • NewPick an icon for each project.
  • NewFinished tasks can be archived automatically, per project.
0.2.0

Phones, offline and notes

Install AllScrum on your phone, keep working offline, and keep notes next to your work.

  • NewInstall AllScrum on your home screen, with push notifications on your devices.
  • NewOffline support: pages you have opened stay available, and changes sync when you reconnect.
  • NewNotes for projects, teams and workspaces, with autosave.
  • NewWorkspaces to group projects. Boards are now called projects.
  • NewAssign a task straight from its card.
  • ImprovedHistory shows exactly what was added and removed in each change.
  • ImprovedProject pages share one consistent layout, in the project’s own color.
0.1.0

The first version

Where it started: a Scrum board with sprints, teams and everything around it.

  • NewBoards with lanes you name yourself, and tasks you drag between them.
  • NewSprints, a backlog and story points.
  • NewComments on tasks, with rich text.
  • NewTeams, and invitations by email.
  • NewSearch across your tasks and projects.
  • NewActivity history and notifications.
  • NewTwo-factor sign-in and password reset.
  • NewLight and dark themes that follow your system, with a switch to choose.

Less talk. More done.

Create an account, name a project and drag the first card.