LONDON, 1 January 2026: Engineering teams miss deadlines because they don't have visibility into their actual velocity.
Sprint planning becomes guesswork without historical data, and you can't predict when you're going off track until it's too late.
The tools that exist don't help. Jira requires training to use and is expensive. Linear is slick but velocity tracking is an afterthought. You end up using clunky, overengineered project management software that wastes more time than it saves.
The Problem
Most teams guess their velocity. They look at last sprint and think "yeah, we can probably do a bit more this time." Then they overcommit, miss the deadline, and the cycle repeats.
The tools that do track velocity properly are bespoke, expensive, and designed for companies with dedicated project management teams. Engineering teams end up fighting their tools instead of using them.
What We Did About It
We're engineers who got tired of this. So we built SprintFlint: simple ticketing with velocity analytics baked in from day one. No upsells to get the charts. No premium tier to see your own data.
The free plan includes 300 tickets, unlimited projects and sprints, full velocity analytics, GitHub integration, and real-time collaboration. Free forever.
What's Next
The core product is ready now. We're working on AI features, imports from Linear/Notion/text, exports, and more. But if you're tired of guessing your velocity or fighting your tools, SprintFlint is ready to use today.