Free tools for the numbers Scrum Teams argue about: how much time the team really has, when work is likely to finish, and what AI agents actually cost in review effort.
Each tool answers one practical question. New tools are added here as they go live.
How many focus hours does the team really have this Sprint? Subtracts public holidays, leave, Scrum events, refinement and AI output review, with a per-person breakdown.
Open the calculatorWhat are the maximum timeboxes for each Scrum event at your Sprint length, and how much of the Sprint do the events take in total?
Coming soonHow many AI tokens will this Sprint's agent work use, and what will it cost? Plan the budget before the Sprint starts, not after the bill arrives.
Coming soonWhen is this work likely to be done, and how confident can you be? Uses your past throughput instead of estimates.
Coming soonPaste start and finish dates to see cycle time, throughput and work item age, the numbers that show where work gets stuck.
Coming soonHow much time do people lose when they work across several teams at once? A number to take into the staffing conversation.
Coming soonGrounded in the Scrum Guide, honest about team choices, and built for teams that work with AI.
Yes. Every calculator is free to use with no sign-up.
No. Calculations run in your browser. Some tools offer an option to remember your inputs on your own device, and you can clear it at any time.
Each tool is reviewed by Sanjay Saini, a Professional Scrum Trainer licensed by Scrum.org, before it goes live.
Start with the Sprint Capacity Calculator before your next Sprint Planning. It shows how much time the team really has once holidays, leave, events and AI review are taken out.
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