Most scrum tools are built for enterprise teams. SuperSimpleScrum is built for solo developers and small teams. It removes story points, sprint planning, and velocity tracking. Three tabs: backlog, active, and complete. Stories contain tasks that move from todo to doing to done. Features marked as green, bugs as red. Drag and drop on desktop, tap-to-move on mobile since touch screens don't work well with dragging. No configuration needed.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Brandon, and I built SuperSimpleScrum because I got tired of project management tools feeling like a second job.
Why I built this:
I'm a developer working on side projects and small team work. Trello felt too loose - everything became a mess. Jira felt like overkill - I spent more time configuring workflows than actually working. I just wanted something in between.
What I learned building it:
My first onboarding flow had 100% drop-off. I was asking users for too much info upfront. Had to completely strip it down.
Mobile matters way more than I expected. Drag and drop is terrible on phones, so I built a tap-to-move system instead.
Developers want structure, not process. Story points and sprint ceremonies feel like busywork for solo work.
What I'm working on next:
Team collaboration features are the most requested. Ability to invite teammates, assign tasks, and manage permissions.
I'd love your feedback on:
What would make you switch from your current tool?
What's missing that would be a dealbreaker?
Honest thoughts on pricing ($7/mo for Pro)?
I'm here all day to answer questions and genuinely want to make this better based on what you tell me.
Thanks for checking it out!