The customer demo went really well.
Meetings end,
actions remain.
Retrospectives, planning poker, whiteboard, icebreakers and surveys in one tool, and every decision becomes a tracked action with an owner and a due date.
$docker compose -f compose.production.yaml up -dThree commands come before this one: Install with DockerAll your rituals, one place.
Same account, same teams, same guests. The actions of every retrospective land in the same list.
Anonymous cards, grouping, voting, then actions with an owner and a due date. 52 templates, among them Sailboat and Mad, Sad, Glad.
Fibonacci or T-shirt sizes, cards face down until the reveal, tasks imported from Jira, Linear or GitHub and estimates written back.
A shared canvas with sticky notes, arrows and live cursors to map a problem together.
Short games to open a session: hangman, two truths and a lie, draw and guess.
Health checks, team pulses and eNPS, with each result compared with the one before.
On your servers, in your colours.
One Docker image and a database (PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL or SQLite), and your data never leaves your infrastructure.
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arnaud-ritti/skrum/main/compose.production.yaml curl -o .env https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arnaud-ritti/skrum/main/.env.production.example docker run --rm --entrypoint php ghcr.io/arnaud-ritti/skrum:latest artisan key:generate --show docker compose -f compose.production.yaml up -d
APP_URL, APP_KEY and DB_PASSWORD in .env before the last command. Install with Docker explains each step.Your next retro can produce actions that stick.
Create a session, share the link, and the team joins without an account.