A sprint is a promise with a date on it: this much work, by then. Most teams keep that promise in a list called “Sprint 14” and a spreadsheet somewhere that says what was in it on day one. Planner.day keeps both in the same place.
A sprint folder, set up once
Turn a folder into a sprint folder and set its rhythm once: sprint length of one to four weeks, the weekday sprints start on, and how sprints are named. Each sprint is a list inside that folder, with its own start date, end date and goal, so it opens as a list, a board or a calendar like any other list.
Statuses are shared across the folder, so a task keeps meaning the same thing when it moves from one sprint to the next.
Start, complete, carry over
Start a sprint and Planner.day records what the team committed to at that moment, so “what did we plan?” has an answer later that nobody had to write down.
Complete it and the unfinished tasks move on: into the next sprint by default, or back to the backlog. Nothing is silently dropped, and a task lives in one list at a time, so it is never in two sprints at once.
Completed too early, or with the wrong tasks carried over? The most recent completed sprint can be reopened until the next one starts.
Bring your existing sprints
Teams that already ran sprints as plain lists, often named “Sprint 1”, “Sprint 2” and so on, can convert that folder instead of starting again. The conversion reads the names to put the sprints in order and keeps the tasks and their history, and numbering continues from the highest sprint found.
Your assistant can read them
The MCP server includes two sprint tools. list_sprints lists the sprints in a sprint
folder in order with each one’s state, and get_sprint returns one sprint’s progress: its dates,
its goal, what was committed and what is done. So “how is the current sprint going?” is a question
Claude or ChatGPT can answer from the real board.
On every plan
Sprints are included on every Planner.day plan, including Free for up to 5 people. Basic is ₹500 and Pro ₹1,000 per user a month, billed in rupees with a GST invoice, when the team grows past five.