What
A burnup plots cumulative done work against a scope line.
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Burnup chart
A burnup plots cumulative done work against a scope line.
Enter scope and the cumulative completed series.
Burnup chart
Inputs
Results
Scope
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Done
—
Remaining
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Progress %
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Chart
Guide
Track completion separately from remaining
Why
If scope grows mid-sprint, burndown alone can mislead.
How
Enter scope and the cumulative completed series.
Formula: Progress% = Done ÷ Scope × 100
Go deeper
Why you’ll love this
Track completion separately from remaining so scope changes do not mislead you.
How to jump in
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Scope
Set the current target.
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Cumulative completed
Enter the done series.
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Read progress
Scope line versus done.
What you walk away with
- Scope line
- Progress %
- Export
- Free
Where it shines
Scope change
When work is added mid-sprint.
Release tracking
Show approach to the goal.
With burndown
View both angles together.
Quick answers
Vs burndown?
Burnup is cumulative done; burndown shows remaining.
Scope grew mid-sprint?
Update scope — burnup stays clearer than burndown.