How to Install Self-Hosted Sprint Planning Software on Your Own Server
Before you buy a self-hosted sprint planning tool, check the server first: PHP 8.2, MySQL 8.0, a document root pointed at /public, and a cron job the app cannot run without.
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Before you buy a self-hosted sprint planning tool, check the server first: PHP 8.2, MySQL 8.0, a document root pointed at /public, and a cron job the app cannot run without.
What actually happens when a dev team moves sprint planning off a GitHub Projects board into Spryn — why there's no OAuth connector to lean on, how Issues and Iterations map across, and what capacity planning adds that a date-range field never could.
Jira's own backup tool makes you wait 48 hours between exports if you include attachments. Here's what a manual export actually preserves, what it silently drops, and when it's worth skipping in favor of a direct import.
What actually happens when an engineering team moves off Trello's boards and cards into Spryn — how lists map to sprint states, how the CSV import works without a native Trello connector, and what capacity planning adds that labels and checklists never could.
A practical look at what actually happens when you import an Asana workspace into Spryn — what a Project and Section become, what a personal access token can and can't see, and what changes once your team is running sprints.
A practical look at what actually happens when you import a ClickUp workspace into Spryn — what maps directly, what gets simplified, and what changes once your team is running sprints instead of maintaining a hierarchy.
A practical look at what carries over when you move a Linear workspace into Spryn — cycles, issues, priorities — and what changes once you're running sprints instead of cycles.
Self-hosted is a $99 one-time payment. Cloud is free for up to 3 members, then $6 per seat every month. Here's what that costs at real team sizes, and what you trade either way.
Atlassian stopped selling new Jira Data Center licenses on March 30, 2026. Here's the real timeline, and what it means if your team keeps sprint data on its own server.