Shape a release before a single sprint starts
Set the target date and scope at the top, then break it into sprints that each inherit the deadline they have to hit. Because every sprint hangs off a release, scope creep shows up as a date slip you can see, not a surprise at the end.
Releases with milestones and delivery dates
Sprints that always belong to a release
Planned start and end on every item

Run the board, keep the timeline honest
Move tasks and bug reports across the same board, then check the same work on a Gantt to see what is slipping. Tasks and bugs share one set of priorities, owners, and dates, so nothing lives in a second tool.
Drag-and-drop Kanban for tasks and bugs
Interactive Gantt with dependencies
One plan, no second tracker to reconcile

See the whole delivery on one timeline
Lay releases and sprints side by side, drag to reschedule, and watch dependencies update. The timeline is the same data as the board, so a change in one place is a change everywhere.
Release and sprint bars in one view
Dependencies and milestones
Drag to reschedule with live updates

Turn logged hours into a delivery cost
This is the part most tools skip. Time logged against tasks becomes money, broken down by scope, by member, and by development versus testing, with the most expensive work surfaced so you can act on it.
Cost by scope, member, and dev-vs-testing
Top expensive tasks and epics surfaced
Custom ranges, granularity, and CSV export

Close every sprint with the numbers in hand
Planned versus actual, delivery delay, and velocity trends turn a finished sprint into something you can learn from. The reports read from the same source of truth as the rest of the workspace.
Planned-vs-actual and delivery-delay charts
Velocity and burndown trends
Shareable reports per release or sprint

The same data, seen every way
One source of truth
Board, timeline, calendar, and reports all read the same data.
Access and audit
Role-based permissions and a full change trail in every workspace.
AI-ready
A built-in MCP server lets AI assistants read your plan in context.