Sprint planning where the plan lands on the calendar by itself
Sprint planning produces two artifacts — a board and a set of dates — that usually live in different tools and drift apart. In the Flocci Work Suite they are one system: sprints planned in Flocci Projects land on Flocci Calendar automatically, cross-linked to the board, and the planning meeting itself runs in the event's huddle room with AI capturing the decisions.
How Flocci Calendar handles it
- Sprint dates from Flocci Projects appear on the calendar automatically — no manual mirroring, no drift.
- The planning meeting's decisions and action items are AI-extracted and saved on the event, next to the sprint they define.
- Link Library pages (specs, briefs) onto the planning event so the room and the reading are one click apart.
- Week and month views show sprint boundaries against real availability — see the crunch before you commit to it.
- After the call, sketch the roadmap on Infinity's infinite canvas — same account, same suite.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to copy sprint dates to the calendar manually?
No — that is the point. Sprints planned in Flocci Projects land on Flocci Calendar automatically, cross-linked back to the board.
Where do sprint-planning decisions get recorded?
On the planning event itself: the huddle's AI summary saves decisions and action items into the event history, where the next planning session can find them.
Related
- The remote team's calendar that runs the meeting too
- The startup calendar: scheduling, meetings and AI notes without four subscriptions
- The agency calendar: client meetings with guest links and automatic minutes
- Run daily standups from the calendar: recurring event, built-in room, auto notes
- How Flocci Calendar compares to other tools