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February 2026

• LIVE UPDATES! 🛜
  The board now automatically stays in sync with GitHub. Changes made by other users or automation (label changes, assignments, title edits, issue state changes, milestone updates) are reflected without a page reload. Polling pauses while the tab is in the background and syncs immediately when you return. In-flight operations like drag-and-drop or inline issue creation are never disrupted by a sync.
• You can now change the assignee(s) of an issue using the context menu or the card command bar (reachable by pressing Enter).

December 2023

• The website supports dark mode now, too.
• Ooops, fix a crash when creating new sprints from the sprint selection menu.

November 2023

• Our website got a small makeover. 💖
• Fix an issue with the keyboard shortcuts sometimes not working correctly.
• We’re now showing the Sprintpanel version number as part of the account menu.

October 2023

• Fix favicons on Safari 17
• Improve load time a bit

November 2022

• COMMAND BAR SUPPORT! ⌨️
  Easily trigger card or selection specific actions from the keyboard, by just pressing Enter.
• Allow swithing between different sprints using [ and ].
• DARK MODE SUPPORT! 🌃
• Improve date input when creating new sprints.
• Fix creating new issues.
• Fix an issue with the page title sometimes not reflecting the repository displayed.
• Fix an issue with context menus sometimes not opening.
• Assign (or unassign) yourself to all currently selected issues by pressing Space.
• Fix an issue where the system would get confused when you switch repositories while the issues are still loading.

November 2021

• Improved the favicon a tiny little bit.

February 2021

• Fix a performance issue with selecting cards in large repositories
• Add support for jumping to the first or last card of a column by pressing Home or End.

December 2020

• HAPPY HOLIDAYS! 🎉
• Add support for adding and removing labels using the context menu.
• Add support for moving issues to a different sprint using the context menu.
• Fixed an issue with opening the correct sprint.
• Fixed dragging multiple issues.
• Fixed some display bugs in the changelog.

August 2019

• Open all currently selected issues on GitHub by pressing Enter key.
• Change key to add new issues to be N (like in Trello).
• Allow changing the state of the current selection (one or multiple issues) by pressing one of these keys:
  • I => Move to Inbox,
  • B => Move to Backlog,
  • R => Move to Ready state of current sprint,
  • P => Move to In Progress state of current sprint,
  • D => Move to Deliver state of current sprint,
  • C => Move to Closed state of current sprint.
• Make Escape key clear filter even when filter bar not in focus.
• Add support for canceling the creation of a new issue by pressing Escape.
• Add a keyboard help reachable by pressing ?.
• Added support for closing sprints from the sprint selection menu.
• Fixed selection handling when using context menu.

February 2019

• Fix a performance issue with loading large repositories from GitHub.
• Fix an issue with the Changelog not correctly showing.
• Howdy, 2019.
• We implemented per-column scrollbars.
• Fix some connection issues.
• Fix filtering pull requests from issues.

September 2018

• Restyle sprint selector and dropdown menu.
• Improve application load time.
• Some visual improvements.
• Add colored label markers to issues and context menus.
• Restyle column headers for more clarity.
• Fix drag’n’drop support in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer.
• Fix word wrapping for extra long issue titles.
• Add support for creating new sprints.
• Add support for creating backlogs on-the-fly.

April 2018

• Breaking: We decided to rename the columns of a sprint to more accurately describe the stages an issue can be in.

  After lots experiments as well as internal and external debates, we came to the conclusion that these are the things that would need to be changed:

  • Needs Review → Deliver:

    This was by far the most-requested change. The name of this stage must not imply that the assignee wants somebody to review their work and will stop working on the issue for now. The purpose of calling it “Needs Review” always was, that a review of the Customer is still needed to finally close this issue.

    We’re changing the name to better reflect that a delivery and/or review process exists and is not completed, yet.

    Phrasing could be: The issue ‘needs to be delivered,’ ‘is in delivery,’ or ‘was delivered’ but is yet to not accepted by the customer.

    This change is backward compatible in that needs review labelled issues will be shown as part of the Deliver column.

  • Done → Closed:

    This was likewise a change which became necessary with the increased exposure of our tool to users, that did not get prior training in the process imposed. Lots of feedback regarding the use by developers that closed their issues because they where ‘done’ with their specific work on the ticket.

    This change shall now make it clear that these issues are completely closed and there is no further (review, delivery, organizaional, …) work necessary.

  We’d love to hear your thoughts on this change. As always, reach out at hello@sprintpanel.com.

• More keyboard shortcuts:

  • Add new issues by pressing a,
  • Enter fullscreen mode by pressing f,
  • Move around between the issues and columns by using the Up/Down and Left/Right arrow keys,
  • Extend the selection using Shift and Up/Down arrow keys.

November 2017

• Fixed display issue with top menu bar item not justified correctly.
• Allow closing dialogs (like this one) by clicking outside of it or pressing Escape.

October 2017

• Fixed display issue with top menu bar item not justified correctly.
• Allow closing dialogs (like this one) by clicking outside of it or pressing Escape.
• Added an issue filter to quickly drill down issues based on their title or number. Activate it by entering / using your keyboard or clicking the input box in the upper right corner. Clear the filter using Escape.

September 2017

• Implement a more ‘fluid’ design which allows you to use the full available width of your screen.

August 2017

• Re-design repo selector.
• Fixes a random issue loading bug.
• Fixes an issue with selecting sprints from the drop-down menu.

July 2017

• You can now select multiple issues and move them all at once into another column! Shift-click to select a range or toggle individual issues by Command/Control-clicking.

April 2017

• When moving an issue into the “In Progress” or “Needs Review” column, it will get assigned to you if there was no assignee set before.
• Fix detecting the active sprint when entering a project to make sure we’re not advancing to the next sprint, when you’re just barely past the release date.
• We’ll be telling you what’s new from now at this very place.
• You can always go back to see the news from the profile menu on the top right.
• Feel free to send us your feedback to hello@sprintpanel.com!