Yodiz

Yodiz is an agile project management solution for teams planning and delivering work. Its backlog analytics cover complexity, size, and trends, while epics support feature prioritization and story analysis. The sprint board supports Scrum and ScrumBan, customizable workflows, filters, burndown tracking, and story allocation analytics. Teams can view multiple projects on the planning board and follow linked sprints through release management. Dashboards, reports, analytics, and roadmaps help track work across projects; comments, notifications, and tagging support collaboration. Yodiz lists integrations including GitHub, BitBucket, Slack, Freshdesk, Zendesk, Dropbox, and Google Drive. Browser add-ons for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari capture and annotate screenshots and can turn them into issues or user stories. Mobile apps support backlog items, effort, issues, and sprint contents. A REST API uses JSON responses and API-key token authentication. The free Starter plan allows three users and unlimited projects. Paid plans start at $3.00 per month, and a 30-day trial is listed.

Yodiz combines agile planning, sprint management, reporting, collaboration, and integrations. The three-user ceiling on Starter and the different paid plan prices are key factors when choosing a tier.

Yodiz is for agile teams, including local and remote teams that need to coordinate work across projects. Its free Starter plan may fit a group of up to three users.

Yodiz is an agile project management tool for teams organizing work into backlogs, sprints, and releases. It suits Scrum or ScrumBan teams that need cross-project planning and reporting, especially when a three-person free tier is enough to start. Its breadth is appealing, but teams should weigh that seat cap and the distinct paid tiers before committing.

Overview

Yodiz brings backlog analytics, sprint workflows, release tracking, and reporting into one workspace. Unlimited projects across its plans are useful for teams coordinating several initiatives; the Starter plan’s three-user limit, however, makes it a small-team entry point rather than a broad free option.

Key features

The backlog analyzes complexity, size, and trends, while epics help teams prioritize features and review story analytics. These views give planning more context than a simple task list, though their value depends on teams maintaining backlog and story data.

The sprint board supports Scrum and ScrumBan, with customizable workflows, filters, burndown tracking, and story allocation analytics. Teams can adapt sprint work to their process and monitor progress, while the planning board places multiple projects side by side and release management links sprints to their progress.

Dashboards, widgets, advanced reporting, analytics, and roadmaps help teams follow work across projects. Comments, notifications, and tagging support day-to-day collaboration. Yodiz lists 20 native integrations, including GitHub, BitBucket, Git, Slack, Freshdesk, Zendesk, Dropbox, and Google Drive.

Yodiz Grab browser add-ons for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari capture and annotate screenshots and turn them into issues or user stories. Android, iPhone, and iPad apps manage backlog items, effort, issues, and sprint contents. A REST API returns JSON and uses token-based authentication with an API key. The service is hosted on Amazon Web Services, and Yodiz says it invests in security, reliability, and availability.

Pricing

Yodiz has a free plan and a 30-day trial. Starter costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes unlimited projects for up to three users. That is a clear way for a very small team to try the workflow, but the cap rules it out as a lasting free choice for larger groups.

Issue Tracker costs $3 a month, billed monthly, with unlimited projects. Agile Tool costs $5 a month, billed monthly, also with unlimited projects; premium support is listed with this plan. The plan names and prices distinguish the entry paid tier from the Agile Tool, but the stated plan details do not establish which feature differences separate them. Self Hosted has custom pricing and includes premium support, all cloud features, and a dedicated account manager. Yodiz provides [email protected] for questions.

Platforms

Yodiz lists web, Android, iOS, API, browser extension, and self-hosted availability. The browser add-ons and mobile apps extend issue capture and sprint management beyond the web workspace.

Who it's for

Yodiz is best suited to agile teams that need structured backlog and sprint work, release visibility, and reporting across projects. Remote and local teams can use its collaboration features, while teams larger than three should budget for a paid plan rather than expect the free tier to scale.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Backlog analytics, Scrum and ScrumBan boards, and linked release tracking cover several stages of agile delivery.
• Pro: Unlimited projects on every plan, plus cross-project planning and reporting, suit teams managing multiple initiatives.
• Pro: Mobile apps, browser capture add-ons, and a REST API offer ways to work beyond the main web interface.
• Con: Starter stops at three users, limiting its usefulness for growing teams.
• Con: The stated plan details do not clarify the feature distinction between Issue Tracker and Agile Tool, making the upgrade choice harder to evaluate.

Alternatives

Choose Kanban Tool if a freemium option capped at two boards and two users is a better fit, and you can do without file attachments on its free plan. Linear is another freemium alternative, with a free plan for unlimited members, two teams, and 250 issues. For a free plan supporting up to 10 users and unlimited projects, tasks, comments, and attachments, consider Ora.

Zoho Sprints is worth considering if its free plan’s three users, three projects, and 500 MB storage fit your needs. Plane offers a free plan for 12 users, while its Pro plan includes time tracking and work logs. Choose YouTrack if a free cloud plan for up to 10 users and 30 GB storage is the priority.

Planview AdaptiveWork is a paid alternative with pricing available by contacting an account executive. Businessmap is another paid option, with no free plan and a free trial.

Browse more options in Agile Project Management Software or Project Management Software.

Verdict

Yodiz is a strong fit for agile teams that want backlog analysis, sprint and release management, and cross-project visibility in one tool. Its unlimited projects and varied access options are practical strengths. Choose it when those planning and reporting capabilities matter more than a generous free tier; look elsewhere if your team exceeds three people and needs to stay free, or if you need a clearer basis for choosing between its paid plans.