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  • Enable engineering teams to solve problems and ship products without juggling tools.
  • Bring developers, product managers, and designers together in one streamlined workspace.
  • Plan sprints, manage backlogs, and keep stakeholders aligned effortlessly.
  • Cut down on status meetings and scattered communication with centralized tools.
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PLANNER.TSX

SPRINT 24

6 days left

18 of 24 points complete

Rate-limit the public API

KZ-401 · 5 points

Done

Fix planner drag performance

KZ-412 · 8 points

In review

Fix planner drag performance

#284 · opened by John · 2 files

All checks passed

2 approvals

Agile Without the Overhead

Plan the sprint where the work already lives. Templates and categories start each cycle configured, points make progress a number, and the board runs from Backlog through Code Review to Done.

  1. Sprint Templates

    Ceremonies, length and start day saved once, reused every cycle.

  2. Points-Based Effort

    Progress is 4 of 9 points, not a feeling, and the burndown follows.

  3. Backlog to Done

    Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Code Review, In Review and Done.

Dependencies and Review

The handoffs are statuses, not side conversations. Set what blocks what and see it drawn on the Gantt, and let work waiting on a reviewer stay visible to everyone on the board.

  1. Task Dependencies

    Mark what blocks what; the Gantt draws the chain for you.

  2. Code Review Status

    Reviews are a column on the board, not a DM to chase.

  3. Reporter & Assignee

    Who raised it and who owns it, on every single task.

Bugs With Enough Detail

A structured report instead of a screenshot in chat. Module, page link, steps to reproduce, expected versus actual and attachments — then tickets with a priority, an owner and a resolution time.

  1. Bug Reports

    Steps, expected versus actual, environment and attachments.

  2. Support Tickets

    Category, priority, assignee and resolution stats.

  3. Activity Logs

    Filter by module to see exactly what changed, and when.

Context Where the Work Is

Specs, notes and conversation attach to the task instead of scattering. Docs hold blocks, tables and live charts; notes stay Private or Protected; chat runs as channels, stations and DMs.

  1. Docs

    Blocks with linked tasks, tables, code and live charts.

  2. Notes

    Decision and Meeting notes, kept Private or Protected.

  3. Chat Stations

    A channel per project or category, plus DMs and calls.

Everything an Engineering Team Touches, in One Workspace

Six modules doing the work of six tools — backlog, sprint, review and the bugs in between.

Tasks

Board, List, Table and Gantt, with dependencies and a Code Review status.

Sprints

Templates, points and a burndown that reads from the same estimates.

Time Tracker

A timer per task, so the timesheet writes itself.

Bug Reports

A form that captures the page, the steps and the files up front.

Docs

Specs that stay next to the tasks they describe, code blocks included.

Chat

Stations for each team, threads on each task and calls when text is slow.

The Week the Sprint Ends, Two Ways

On the left, the backlog, the board and the hours live in different tools. On the right, they do not.

THE USUAL WEEK

Without Kazentic

  • Sprint scope agreed in a meeting nobody minuted
  • Blockers discovered at standup
  • Bugs reported as a one-line message
  • Review status guessed from the board
  • Velocity recalculated by hand each cycle

THE SAME WEEK

With Kazentic

  • Scope, points and template attached to the sprint
  • Blockers declared on the task before the sprint starts
  • A bug form with environment, steps and files
  • Code Review is a real status in the flow
  • Burndown and sprint reports generate themselves

Everything the sprint needs

Backlog to Done, With Review

Subtasks, priority and an owner on every card, from the first column to the last.

Board in Kazentic

Streamline Your Engineering Workflow With Kazentic

A single hub for the backlog, the board, the hours and the bugs — one that technical and non-technical collaborators can both read.

Faster Issue Resolution

Structured bug reports with clear owners and a tracked turnaround time.

Agile Visibility

Sprint progress and velocity read from the points your team estimated.

Unified Task & Code Flow

Backlog, board, dependencies and review status in one system, not four.

Discover what engineering teams think about Kazentic

Rafiul Islam

Rafiul Islam

Engineering Manager

Code Review is a column now, not a Slack thread to chase.

Hannah Brooks

Hannah Brooks

Staff Engineer

Bug reports arrive with steps and a page link. Finally.

Mateo Ruiz

Mateo Ruiz

Tech Lead

Velocity comes from the points we estimated, not a guess.

Yuki Tanaka

Yuki Tanaka

Backend Developer

Specs sit next to the task. Nobody asks for the doc link.

Nikhil Deshpande

Nikhil Deshpande

CTO

Backlog, review and bugs on one board. Three tools gone.

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