Getting Started
Welcome to SprintFlint! This guide will help you set up your account, create your first project, and start tracking your sprints.
What is SprintFlint?
SprintFlint is a simple sprint ticketing platform designed for agile teams. It helps you:
- Track velocity - See how fast your team delivers story points
- Manage tickets - Create, organise, and track issues on a kanban board
- Hit deadlines - Get alerts when sprints are off track
- Integrate with GitHub - Automatically link pull requests to issues
Creating an Account
To get started with SprintFlint:
- Visit the sign up page
- Enter your email address
- Click the magic link sent to your inbox (or set a password)
- Complete your profile with your name
Magic Links - SprintFlint uses magic links for passwordless authentication. Simply enter your email and click the link we send - no password needed!
Setting Up Your Organisation
When you first sign up, you'll be prompted to create or join an organisation. Each organisation has:
- Multiple projects - Separate codebases or products
- Team members - Invite colleagues to collaborate
- Integrations - Connect GitHub, Notion, and more
Organisation Settings
As an admin, you can manage your organisation by clicking your avatar in the sidebar and selecting "Organisation Settings". From here you can:
- Update the organisation name
- Manage team members
- Connect integrations (GitHub, Notion)
- Manage your subscription
Creating Your First Project
Projects are containers for your sprints and issues. To create a project:
- Click "Projects" in the sidebar
- Click "New Project"
- Enter a name and prefix (e.g., "PROJ-" for issue numbers like PROJ-1, PROJ-2)
- Optionally connect a GitHub repository
- Click "Create Project"
Project Settings
Each project can have:
- Prefix - For issue numbers (e.g., PROJ-1, PROJ-2, or sf-1, sf-2)
- GitHub repository - For PR linking and branch creation
- Documentation URL - Link to external docs
- Production URL - Link to the live application
Next Steps
Now that you have your organisation and project set up, learn how to:
- Work with sprints - Create and manage sprints
- Manage issues - Create tickets and track progress
- Connect GitHub - Link pull requests to issues