Agile Gauge

Sprint health, flow metrics and printable retros for Azure Boards, in a hub tab next to your work.

Start with a 14-day free trial for your whole organization: every view, no seat limits, no credit card. After that, plans start at $20/month for up to 2 users, and $10/month for each additional user.

Who it's for

Small teams — 1 to 10 people — who want real sprint and flow metrics without standing up a Power BI report or committing to a big annual analytics plan. If you can see your team's Azure Boards work, you can see these numbers.

It works for Scrum teams that run sprints and for continuous-flow (Kanban) teams that don't. For a team without sprints, the views that only make sense per sprint are dimmed and say why.

The 11 views

1. Flow Health — a running read of how a team's flow is doing right now, built from named team sets you create yourself and goals you set per KPI; every status is graded against those goals, or against sensible built-in defaults until you set your own.

2. Retro Snapshot — turns a sprint's numbers into a print-ready retrospective handout: charts sized for the page, all five item lists included, a typical sprint prints to about three pages.
3. Dashboard — the headline figures for the sprint in progress, on one screen.

4. Sprint Summary — commitment reliability, delivered work and scope change for a finished sprint, with scope change broken into separate Added and Removed item lists.
5. Sprint Capacity — team capacity worked out from the hours and days off Azure DevOps actually has on record, not a guess.
6. Next Sprint Planning — a forecast for what a team could take on next, drawn from their own last six sprints.
7. Flow Metrics — where a team's time goes across its own workflow stages, with each item's total time added up across every visit to a stage, not just its latest one.

8. Cycle Time — a scatterplot of how long work actually takes, split by work type, with P50/P85 lines and the items behind every point one click away.

9. WIP Monitor — work in progress measured against the team's own WIP limit.

10. Aging & Blocked — everything still open and how long it's been stuck, with the items behind every count one click away.
11. Delivery Signals — a cross-team view for a lead following more than one team at once.

Configuration is where a team's workflow-stage mapping, WIP limit and blocked-item signal are set once and used by every view above, and where you choose who may change those settings.

Agile Gauge follows the Azure DevOps host theme automatically, light or dark, with a per-user override. It opens in English; German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian are available from the language menu.

Pricing

Every organization starts with a 14-day free trial: every view, for everyone, with no seat limits and no credit card. Fourteen days covers a full two-week sprint.

After the trial, Agile Gauge is licensed per user. Billing is monthly, or yearly at a discount equivalent to two months free. Buy a license at agilegauge.com/pricing; details are on the Pricing tab of this listing.

Prices exclude tax, which is added at checkout where it applies. There is no limit on team size, and users can be added or removed at any time: a user added mid-period is charged only for the time left in it.

Privacy

Agile Gauge asks for three read-only Azure DevOps scopes, and nothing more:

• vso.project — project and team metadata, for the project/team picker.
• vso.work — teams, sprints and work items, for every chart.
• vso.graph — people and group membership: identity lookups in Sprint Capacity, and in Configuration → Access, where you pick who may change the settings and Agile Gauge checks who is an organization or project admin.

Every chart and calculation runs in your own browser against the Azure DevOps REST API, using your existing session. Your work items, sprints and their content are never sent to us.

To check your trial and license, Agile Gauge contacts our licensing service with your organization's ID and pseudonymous user references: never names, email addresses or work item content. See the privacy policy.

Getting started in 2 minutes

1. Install Agile Gauge from this listing. Your 14-day free trial needs no card or sign-up. A Project Collection Administrator needs to open Agile Gauge once first, to set it up for the organization — anyone else who installs it can open the hub, but can't change its settings until then.
2. Open Boards → Agile Gauge and pick a project and team.
3. In Configuration → Process, confirm your states map to flow stages — most teams' defaults already match.
4. Open Flow Health or Sprint Summary to see your own numbers.

What's new

• 1.0.0 — Agile Gauge is here: sprint and flow metrics for your teams, right inside Azure DevOps, with a 14-day free trial.

The full release notes are at agilegauge.com/release-notes.