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GitScrum Studio

Ship faster. Bill accurately. Keep clients informed.

The operating system for development agencies. One platform handles everything: task orchestration, sprint cadence, time capture, client visibility, and team performance—all connected through real-time sync.

Built for How Agencies Actually Work

Traditional PM tools force you into rigid workflows. GitScrum adapts. Your team uses Kanban? Full drag-and-drop boards with WIP limits and column automations. Need sprint structure? Time-boxed iterations with burndown charts and velocity tracking. Mixing both? That's the default.

"We switched from Jira + Harvest + Notion. GitScrum replaced all three."

— Technical Lead, 15-person agency

The Developer Experience

Inline Task Editing

Click any task on the board to open the drawer. Edit title, description, assignees, labels, estimates, and checklist—all without leaving the board view.

Drag & Drop Everything

Reorder tasks, move between columns, reorganize sprints. The board responds instantly with smooth animations and auto-save.

Real-Time Everything

WebSocket-powered sync. When your teammate drags a task to "Done", you see it move. When they start their timer, their avatar pulses. No refresh, no polling, no stale data.

The Agency Power Features

The Technical Architecture

Three levels. Clean separation.

1

Workspace

Your agency. Contains all projects, team members, billing, and cross-project settings.

2

Project

A client engagement or internal initiative. Has its own board, backlog, sprints, wiki, and time entries.

3

Task

The atomic work unit. Assignees, labels, estimates, time logs, comments, attachments, subtasks, checklists.

Role-Based Access

Role Access
Agency Owner Full access. Billing, team management, all projects.
Manager Create projects, assign team, view reports. No billing.
Developer Work on assigned projects. Log time, create tasks, participate in discussions.
Client Portal access only. View progress, approve deliverables, pay invoices.

Kanban Deep Dive

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The board isn't just visualization—it's automation.

Integrations That Matter

Version Control

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket

Communication

Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams

Calendar

Google Calendar, Outlook

Custom

Webhooks, REST API

Why Agencies Choose GitScrum

Before

Jira for tasks + Harvest for time + Notion for wiki + Stripe for invoices

After

GitScrum handles all four

Before

Client asks "where are we?" → you write a status email

After

Client logs into portal and sees progress

Before

Switching apps 50x/day to check tasks

After

One unified dashboard for everything

Before

Manual invoice calculation from spreadsheets

After

One-click invoice from tracked hours

Before

No visibility into cross-project team allocation

After

Dashboard shows who's on what, instantly

5-Minute Setup

1

Create workspace — Enter agency name, invite first team members

2

Create project — Link a client, set visibility, choose workflow

3

Add tasks — Import from CSV, create manually, or migrate from another tool

4

Configure integrations — Connect GitHub, Slack, or use webhooks

Next Steps