01Features
zibble
Seven things it does, and where each one fits in your week
Each feature below is shown the way it appears in the app, with the same Lantern Labs workspace and the same Sprint 24 data throughout.
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02Capabilities
the full list, in the order a sprint uses it
boards with your column names
Call a column “Waiting on design” and it is a column. Set a work-in-progress limit and the header warns the team before the third card lands in review.
Task boards · WIP limitsIn your workflowUsed at sprint planning and any time a card changes hands.
standups answered when it suits the time zone
Three questions, typed or spoken. Voice notes are transcribed, and one digest goes to the channel at the hour you set. Anyone who hasn’t answered gets a single reminder.
Written and voice check-insIn your workflowAnswered at the start of each person’s day, read once by everyone else.
a timeline that edits itself
Bars lengthen and shift from card progress and what people write in check-ins. A slip shows in red on the day it is mentioned, not at Thursday’s cleanup.
Auto-updating timelinesIn your workflowOpen it before a client call. It already reflects this morning.
hours against capacity, per person
Estimated hours sit beside a capacity line, with time off pulled in from the calendar. When someone passes it, Zibble suggests who has room and moves the card on one click.
Workload and resource planningIn your workflowChecked on Monday and again whenever scope changes mid-sprint.
stalled work reaches the lead the same day
Write the rule once: a card with no movement across two check-ins, or a blocker typed into a standup. The right person is told in Slack, with the card and the sentence that triggered it.
Blocker alertsIn your workflowRuns between standups, so a stuck deploy is seen before the next one.
a sprint report nobody assembles
Tasks closed per day, open blockers and team utilisation are collected as the sprint runs. At the end there is a page to forward and a PDF to attach.
ReportsIn your workflowSent to stakeholders on the last day of the sprint.
a task list that takes bulk edits
Switch any board to a table, tick a few rows and change status, assignee or due date in one move. Every action has a key, so the mouse is optional.
List view · Bulk actions · ShortcutsIn your workflowUsed for backlog grooming and the Friday tidy before the next sprint.
03Keyboard first
press ⌘k and go anywhere
Jump to a card, a teammate, a sprint or a setting. Type “move WRK-151 to Priya” and the palette does it.
04Around the product
integrations, access control and uptime
The parts your IT lead and your engineers will ask about.
integrations that read and write back
- Slack: digests and blocker alerts post to the channel you choose.
- Calendly: time zones and time off feed capacity.
- GitLab: merge requests attach to their card.
- Intercom, Zoom and Shopify cover conversations, calls and launches.
access that matches your org chart
- SSO and SCIM provisioning on Expedition.
- Per-board permissions for viewers, editors and admins.
- An audit log of who changed what, and when.
- Voice recordings can be set to delete after transcription.
reliable enough to be the morning read
- Digests post at the hour you set, in your team’s time zone.
- Failed Slack posts retry automatically, then show in the log.
- Every screen shows when it last synced.
05Get started
all seven are in every plan tier above Sketch
Sketch covers boards, standups and a basic timeline. Workload, dependencies and integrations start at Roadmap.
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