What
A burndown shows remaining work against time.
Scrum
Burndown chart
A burndown shows remaining work against time.
Enter total scope, sprint days, and the remaining series.
Burndown chart
Inputs
Results
Scope
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Current remaining
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Ideal at this point
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Variance vs ideal
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Chart
Guide
Track sprint progress day by day
Why
You learn about scope or speed issues before the demo.
How
Enter total scope, sprint days, and the remaining series.
Formula: Ideal(d) = Scope × (1 − d/Days) · Variance = Actual − Ideal
Go deeper
Why you’ll love this
See whether you are ahead or behind before the demo.
How to jump in
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Scope and days
Set the sprint horizon.
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Daily remaining
Paste the number series.
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Chart and variance
Ideal versus actual.
What you walk away with
- Ideal vs actual
- Variance
- PNG/CSV
- Free
Where it shines
Daily standup
Show path status.
Scope control
Spot slipping early.
With burnup
Also check burnup if scope changes.
Quick answers
How is ideal built?
A straight line from scope to zero across sprint days.
Positive variance?
Remaining is above ideal — usually behind.