We did just that, and for the moment I am regretting the decision. Of course I don't write the checks, but for my Scrum team, we would use a Miro board with a table set up for the 10 days of our sprint.
Left column was the story cards. We would place stickies for tasks on the layout and as we progressed through the sprint we could drag the story column to between the last day and current day.
The 'history' feature of Miro allowed me to see, task by task, when they went to done, so I could accurately track task based burndown (rather than story based).
This kind of highlights all of the things I could do before that are not supported at all in Whiteboards. The biggest issue is no table feature at all. I had to create a table by adding each individual square and then lock them in place to prevent bad grab from messing up how it was drawn.
I am actively looking for a free or cheap alternative that will give me some of the functionality back.
Honestly, we are spending 1/3 of stand-up trying to figure out how to make Whiteboard do what we need. :(
I hope to see some of these missing items pop up on a roadmap soon.
Thanks for starting this topic. It hits home.
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