Sprint Calendar
Generate sprint schedules by specifying start date, duration, and number of sprints. Auto-calculates working days per sprint and exports to CSV for easy integration with Jira, Notion, or spreadsheets.
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How to Use
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Set start date
Select the sprint start date from the calendar
- 2
Specify duration and count
Set the sprint duration (1-4 weeks) and number of sprints (1-52)
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Review and export schedule
Review the generated sprint schedule and use CSV export or clipboard copy to share
Settings
Enter an integer from 1 to 52
Sprint Schedule
| Sprint Name | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|
| Sprint 1 | 04/15/2026 | 04/28/2026 |
| Sprint 2 | 04/29/2026 | 05/12/2026 |
| Sprint 3 | 05/13/2026 | 05/26/2026 |
| Sprint 4 | 05/27/2026 | 06/09/2026 |
| Sprint 5 | 06/10/2026 | 06/23/2026 |
| Sprint 6 | 06/24/2026 | 07/07/2026 |
What is Sprint Calendar?
Sprint Calendar is an online tool that automatically generates sprint schedules for Agile development. Simply set the start date, sprint duration, and number of sprints to create a list of start and end dates for each sprint. With CSV export and clipboard copy support, it's easy to import schedules into your project management tools.
Key Features
- Automatically generate schedules by specifying start date, duration, and sprint count
- Support for 1 to 4 week sprint durations
- Generate up to 52 sprints
- CSV export for importing into project management tools
- Quick sharing via clipboard copy
Use Cases
- Setting up sprint dates at project kickoff and sharing with the team
- Planning a quarterly or half-year sprint roadmap for a release
- Exporting sprint dates to CSV for bulk import into Jira, Linear, or Monday.com
- Sharing the sprint calendar with stakeholders in a spreadsheet or Notion page
- Cross-referencing sprint boundaries with holidays to plan capacity accurately
- Aligning sprint end dates with a fixed release or demo schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a typical sprint duration?
Most Scrum teams use 2-week sprints. You can adjust between 1 and 4 weeks depending on your team's maturity and project needs.
How is the end date calculated?
The end date is calculated by adding the sprint duration to the start date and subtracting one day. For example, for a 2-week sprint, the end date is 13 days after the start date.
Where is the data stored?
Data is only kept during your browser session. It resets on page reload, so please save your data using the CSV export feature.
Can I import the CSV into Jira or Notion?
Yes. The exported CSV can be used with Jira's bulk sprint creation or Notion's database import. You may need to adjust columns to match the target tool's format.
Does it account for holidays and non-working days?
The current version does not auto-detect public holidays. To factor in non-working days, adjust the sprint duration or use the Sprint Capacity Calculator alongside this tool.