A live signal that tells you when scope is creeping, velocity is drifting, or a ticket has been stuck longer than your team’s threshold — before retro, while you can still do something about it. Sprint Pulse caught 78% of slips on day 4 across 4,800 teams in 2025.
Point Sprint Pulse at a NexaFlow sprint, or sync from Linear, Jira or GitHub Projects. It reads scope, assignment and movement.
Two sprints is enough. Pulse learns how your team actually moves rather than comparing you to an industry average that describes nobody.
Day 4 is when a slip is still recoverable. Pulse raises drift, scope added after kickoff, and tickets stuck past your threshold.
The alert lands in the channel with the three tickets that explain it. Retro stops being the first time anyone hears about the problem.
No. Pulse reports on the sprint, not on individuals. There is no per-person score, no leaderboard, and the capacity heatmap exists to spot overload, not to rank people.
The day-4 default scales with sprint length. On a two-week sprint the first warning lands around day 6, which is the same point in the curve.
Yes, per team. Some teams run scope drift only and ignore velocity entirely.
No. Two-way sync with Linear, Jira, GitHub Projects and Asana means your tickets can stay where they are.
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