Self-hosted · one-time license
Backlog, sprints, execution board, timeline and reports — the whole agile delivery loop, installed on your infrastructure in about 10 minutes. One-time license, unlimited seats, no per-seat bill that grows with the team.
Prefer cloud? Try Spryn SaaS →
$99 one-time · Unlimited seats · Setup in 10 minutes
What you get
One ordered backlog per workspace. Groom it, estimate it, and pull from it — no parallel spreadsheets.
Plan against real team capacity, commit, and close the sprint with the numbers already in view.
Kanban-style execution with blockers and risk surfaced before standup, not during it.
Schedule modules and tasks over time with team load visible on the same surface.
Velocity, burn and sprint health from the work itself — not a status doc someone maintains by hand.
Optional. Add your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key, or leave it off and run fully air-gapped.
Scrum or Kanban, both work. Sprint length, estimation scale and ceremony schedule stay yours — Spryn gives you the surfaces, not a prescribed process. If you are specifically evaluating the planning half of that loop, the sprint planning software page goes deeper on capacity, commitment and sprint close.
Ready for next sprint — AI suggestion based on velocity and capacity.
Ready for next sprint — AI suggestion based on velocity and capacity.
From a running instance
Issue detail — AI assists on descriptions, acceptance criteria, and child issues.
Issue detail — AI assists on descriptions, acceptance criteria, and child issues.
Timeline — schedule and capacity across week, month, or quarter.
Timeline — schedule and capacity across week, month, or quarter.
Self-hosted pricing
$99
One-time license. Unlimited seats. Your server.
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Prefer monthly and managed? See cloud pricing →
What it takes to run Spryn:
Prefer we handle it? Add installation (+$30) or server setup (+$20) at checkout.
Evaluating options
Plane and OpenProject aim to be everything. Jira is being sunset on the self-hosted side. Linear is fast but cloud-only and per-seat. Here is the feature-by-feature case against each.
Spryn vs Jira → Spryn vs Plane → Spryn vs OpenProject → Spryn vs Linear →
Coming off Jira Data Center? See the migration path →
FAQ
It covers the agile delivery loop end to end: backlog and prioritization, sprint planning with capacity, an execution board, a timeline for scheduling across weeks or quarters, standups, and sprint reports. What it deliberately leaves out is the generic project-suite surface — invoicing, CRM, document management, HR.
Yes. Spryn is installed through your browser on your own infrastructure — 2 CPU cores, 4GB RAM and 20GB storage is enough. No Docker, no Kubernetes, no DevOps background. Install time is about 10 minutes.
Both. Run fixed-length sprints with capacity and commitment if you work in Scrum, or work continuously off the execution board if you work in Kanban. Sprint length, story points and estimation are yours to set — Spryn does not force a ceremony schedule on the team.
Self-hosted Spryn is a one-time licence with unlimited seats, so the cost does not grow as the team grows. Per-seat agile tools bill every month for every person you add. Cloud is available separately if you would rather not run a server.
Yes. Spryn has a native OAuth-based Jira importer built in. Connect your Jira account from the Import screen, pick a project, preview what will come across, and pull the backlog over. It is included, not a paid add-on.
Yes. Core planning and task management run with zero outbound network access. AI is off by default — with no API key configured, Spryn makes no outbound calls at all.
Yes. Export in CSV format, anytime — no lock-in, no approval process. The data is on your server to begin with.
Focused specifically on the planning ceremony rather than the whole delivery loop? Read sprint planning software. For the complete capability catalog — workspaces, issues, standups, reports, AI, integrations, auth and admin — see the feature list, or start from the self-hosted overview.
