AI Discovery Interview
A conversation, not a form. The assistant asks one question at a time and decides what to ask next from what you've already said covering the business, its customers, the features they need, and where it's heading.
Most tools hand you an empty board and expect you to already know what to build. ScrumPM interviews you or your client about the business, then drafts the epics and user stories for you. Review them, approve them, and start your first sprint.
The interview writes your first backlog. Everything after it is the machinery to deliver.
A conversation, not a form. The assistant asks one question at a time and decides what to ask next from what you've already said covering the business, its customers, the features they need, and where it's heading.
As you answer, it drafts user stories in proper "As a… I want… so that…" form, groups them under epics, and tags each one must-have, should-have, or future.
Every generated item lands in a review screen grouped by epic. Approve the ones that are right and reject the rest only approved stories reach your real backlog.
Stories carry their epic and priority across from discovery. Add your own, set story points, break them into dev sub-tasks, and organise them into sprints.
Create sprints with dates and goals, assign stories from the backlog, and move them through To Do → In Progress → Done on a board the whole team sees update live.
Rolling velocity across your last three sprints, with a warning when you commit past it and a ranked list of which stories to trim first, lowest priority and blocked work included.
Charts for sprint completion, backlog health, story point distribution, phase progress, and risk breakdown all live.
Log project risks, assign high/medium/low severity, and track mitigation plans so nothing falls through the cracks.
Structured retrospectives, a Definition of Done your stories must meet, plus RACI charts, a stakeholder register, and communication plans for client-facing work.
No onboarding calls. No product manager required. No blank board to stare at.
Create a project and describe the business. The assistant takes it from there, one question at a time.
As you answer, it drafts epics and user stories in the background and marks off the topics it has covered.
Go through the generated items epic by epic. Approve the ones you want; approved stories move into your real backlog.
Assign stories to a sprint and work the board. Capacity warnings flag it when you commit past your team's velocity.
Close the sprint to snapshot velocity, run a structured retrospective, and carry the action items into the next one.
Three stages, in order. Everything else in ScrumPM exists to support them.
The interview does the part other tools skip working out what the business actually needs before anyone writes a ticket. It adapts to your answers instead of running a script.
● Where the backlog comes fromGenerated epics and stories arrive as proposals, not facts. You approve what's right and reject what isn't, so the backlog you end up with is one you actually agree with.
● Nothing lands unreviewedSprints, a live board, velocity-aware capacity warnings, risks, and retros. The delivery half of a normal Scrum tool, already populated with the work discovery produced.
● Live for the whole teamScrumPM surfaces risks and blockers the moment they're logged not after your sprint derails. Your risk register feeds your analytics so you always know what needs attention first.
From student projects to product teams here's what they're building with it.
"Finally a Scrum tool that doesn't require a three-day onboarding. We had our first sprint running in under an hour. The risk register alone saved us from two near-misses."
"Our team is fully remote across three time zones. ScrumPM keeps everyone on the same page — backlog, sprint board, retro notes, all in one place. No more Notion + Jira + spreadsheet chaos."
"I used it for my university capstone project and it made our team look incredibly professional. The analytics and RACI charts in our presentation genuinely impressed the panel."
Three full discovery interviews on the house. No credit card to start.
After your three free interviews, discovery is priced per project, everything you already generated stays yours and stays accessible. Talk to us about pricing, or about volume if you run discovery for clients.
Spend thirty minutes answering questions and walk away with epics, user stories, and a sprint you can start. Three interviews free no credit card required.
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Every account gets three full AI discovery interviews free, no credit card. Everything else, projects, sprints, the backlog, the board, analytics, risks, retros, team roles is unlimited and free. Only AI discovery is metered, because each interview is a real cost on our side. Once you've used your three, you need a paid plan to run more; the interviews and backlogs you already generated stay yours and stay accessible.
Epics and user stories. During the interview it drafts stories in "As a… I want… so that…" form, groups them under an epic, and tags each one must-have, should-have, or future. At the end you get a review screen organised by epic where you approve or reject each item individually — approved stories land in your real backlog carrying their epic and priority. Nothing is added without your say-so.
That's one of the main reasons people use it. Run a discovery interview per client, keep each engagement in its own project, and use the RACI matrix, stakeholder register, and communication plan for the governance side. If you're running discovery regularly across clients, get in touch — we'll sort out pricing that fits.
Yes. Invite teammates by email existing ScrumPM users are added instantly, and new users receive a link to register and join your project directly. There are thirteen roles to pick from, including Admin, Product Owner, Scrum Master, Developer, QA Tester, Business Analyst, and Viewer, each with its own permissions.
No that's rather the point. The interview writes your first backlog for you, so you're never staring at an empty board wondering how to phrase a user story. From there the workflow backlog → sprint → retro walks you through the framework as you use it.
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