Introduction

sprintrr turns an idea described in plain language into a structured, trackable project plan — then helps you and your team execute it.

sprintrr is an AI-powered project management platform. You describe what you want to build in plain language; sprintrr generates a complete plan — milestones, tasks, estimates, a suggested tech stack, and success metrics — that you can refine, track, and ship.

It is built for solo builders, founders, and teams who want the structure of professional project management without the overhead of setting it all up by hand.

What you can do

• Generate a project with AI — turn a prompt into 4–6 milestones and 8–15 tasks with estimates, categories, and a recommended stack.
• Track execution — a Kanban workflow (Not Started → In Progress → Completed/Blocked), automatic time tracking, priorities, due dates, and milestone progress that rolls up from task status.
• Collaborate in teams — shared workspaces, roles, task assignment, pooled AI credits, and a team activity feed.
• Bring your own AI key — connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini key on any plan and pause credit usage entirely.
• Automate with MCP — drive your projects from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client, or call the HTTP API directly. See Integrations → MCP.

How it fits together

Prompt ──▶ AI generation ──▶ Project
                               ├── Milestones  (progress rolls up from tasks)
                               └── Tasks        (status, priority, time tracking, assignment)
 
Workspace = Personal  OR  Team (shared projects, roles, pooled credits)
Every change ──▶ Activity feed (manual or MCP-attributed)

A project contains milestones and tasks. Tasks belong to a project and can be grouped under a milestone; a milestone's progress is calculated automatically from the status of its tasks. Projects live in either your personal workspace or a team workspace.

Where to go next

• New here? Start with the Quickstart.
• Want the model behind projects, tasks, and milestones? Read Core Concepts.
• Integrating programmatically? Jump to the MCP integration.