🍂🍻 Apptoberfest '24 | An Essential Tool For Teams In Jira 🍻🍂

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Hey Atlassian Community!  

Tenille here from Easy Agile. We’re thrilled to join Apptoberfest this year and showcase Easy Agile TeamRhythm—our favorite tool for making team life easier in Jira.

Whether your team is just starting out with agile way of working, or you've been planning sprints and learning from retrospectives for years, TeamRhythm offers value for every team. 

In this demo, our Senior Product Manager, Jaclyn, walks you through how TeamRhythm makes user story mapping, sprint planning, estimation, dependency management, and retrospectives more engaging and effective. 

Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll see:

 Turn Backlogs into Beautiful User Story Maps: Visualize your entire workflow and understand how each task contributes to the bigger picture—no more flat Jira backlogs!

 Dependency Management Made Simple: Avoid surprises with our easy-to-use traffic light system that helps you resolve blockers before they slow down your team.

 Effortless Sprint Planning: Drag, drop, and plan with real-time updates. Plus, our Planning Poker feature makes story point estimation a breeze.

 Retrospectives with Impact: Capture actionable insights and turn them into Jira issues with ease—no more discussion without action!

Ready to see it in action? Watch the demo video to discover how Easy Agile TeamRhythm can streamline your processes and help your team deliver more efficiently.

Read more about Easy Agile TeamRhythm and start a 30-day free trial on the Atlassian Marketplace. Or head to our demo sandbox and try for yourself.

Cheers to better sprints and happy Apptoberfest! 

[Stephen_Lugton]

Hi @Tenille _ Easy Agile thanks for this, I like the dependencies linking 😀

[Laurie Sciutti]

This looks interesting.  Thank you for sharing!

[Josh Shepherd]

This is my favourite and it is beautiful!!

 Turn Backlogs into Beautiful User Story Maps: Visualize your entire workflow and understand how each task contributes to the bigger picture—no more flat Jira backlogs!