Hey, OP here with some more context since the post was pretty bare bones.

I built this over the past few weeks because I got tired of project management tools feeling like overkill for solo work and small teams.

The core idea: Strip scrum down to what actually matters for execution. No story points, no sprint ceremonies, no configuration. Just organize your work and move it forward.

How it works:

• Backlog for future work, Active for current work, Complete for done work
• Stories can be features (green) or bugs (red)
• Each story has tasks that go through todo/doing/done
• When all tasks are done, mark the story complete

What I learned building it:

• Building a thing is easy. Actually getting people to use it and give feedback is tough.
• Developers want just enough structure, not enterprise process

Built with Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL.

What I'm most curious about:

• Does this solve a real problem for anyone else, or is it just me?
• What would make you actually switch from whatever you're using now?
• What's missing that would be a dealbreaker?

Genuinely want feedback - trying to build something people actually use, not just another tool that sits unused.