Gantum is used for sprint planning, tracking work items, and managing agile workflows.

Yes. Gantum provides core agile features similar to Jira, but with a simpler setup and reduced complexity.

Yes. Gantum offers sprint planning and work tracking without requiring full Azure DevOps adoption.

Engineering teams, product teams, startups, and internal IT teams.

Yes. Gantum includes built-in AI capabilities such as AI-powered ticket generation from natural language, AI-assisted sprint planning recommendations, intelligent time estimation based on historical data, and AI-generated insights and summaries to help teams make data-driven decisions and work more efficiently.

Yes. Gantum has deep GitHub integration that automatically links commits, pull requests, and branches to tickets. When you reference a ticket number in a commit message or PR, it appears in the ticket automatically. Gantum supports GitHub webhooks for real-time updates, automatically closes tickets when pull requests are merged, and allows you to view commit history and file changes directly within tickets without switching tools. This provides full traceability from code to work items.

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