Agile Workspace
Sprints, epics, estimation, retrospectives — ways of working honed in software development, brought into your everyday task management. You don’t have to brace for the jargon: it’s designed so you pick it up naturally as you go.
Why agile
Just listing your to-dos makes it hard to see priorities and the road ahead once the pile grows. The agile mindset restores that visibility with simple tools — box things off by period, break the big stuff into pieces, estimate and look back. Nyask bundles these into a workspace, in a form you can handle even if you’re not an engineer.
Building blocks
A unit that boxes off “this far for now” by period. As the period runs, you watch how far you’ve gotten.
A big theme like “make this happen this year.” Gather the related tasks under it to hold the whole picture.
A bundle of “what ships by the next milestone.” Tie your work to a goal.
A split like “work” vs. “home.” Partition your to-dos by category.
Save the views you use
Views you reach for often — “only the unfinished in this sprint,” “important only” — can be saved with a name. Pull one up with a tap and work through it laid out like a board, so you’re not re-filtering from scratch every time.
AI supports estimation & retros
Pointing estimates and drafting the retrospective at the end of a sprint are things Nyall (AI) can help draft. It proposes based on past results and what’s in the sprint, easing the burden of writing from a blank page. As always, the proposals come in for you to confirm before they land.
Every agile piece is built on Tasks / Items too. Starting from the Item basics makes the connections easier to see.