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AllScrum compared.
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How AllScrum stacks up against Jira, Trello, Asana, Zoho Projects: where each tool is stronger, and which one fits your team.

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At a glance

The main differences in one table. Scroll sideways on a small screen.

Feature AllScrum JiraTrelloAsanaZoho Projects
Getting started Included: Minutes, nothing to configure Limited or on a paid plan: Templates, then configurationIncluded: MinutesIncluded: Quick with templatesLimited or on a paid plan: Templates, then configuration
Sprints and backlog Included: Built in, with story points Included: Built in, with story pointsNot available: Not built in; Power-UpsNot available: No dedicated sprintsLimited or on a paid plan: Separate product: Zoho Sprints
Burndown and reports Included: Burndown chart Included: Burndown, velocity and moreNot available: Not built inLimited or on a paid plan: Dashboards from StarterLimited or on a paid plan: In Zoho Sprints
Kanban board Included: Lanes you name yourself Included: Scrum and Kanban boardsIncluded: The core of TrelloIncluded: Board viewIncluded: Kanban view
Timeline or Gantt Not available: Not available Included: Timeline viewLimited or on a paid plan: Premium planLimited or on a paid plan: From the Starter planIncluded: Gantt with dependencies
Time tracking Not available: Not available Limited or on a paid plan: Basic time loggingNot available: Through Power-UpsLimited or on a paid plan: Advanced planLimited or on a paid plan: Timesheets on paid plans
Custom fields and workflows Not available: Not available; the essentials are built in Included: Extensive, plus automationLimited or on a paid plan: Custom fields from StandardLimited or on a paid plan: From the Starter planLimited or on a paid plan: Paid plans
Phone Included: Installable web app, works offline Included: iOS and Android appsIncluded: iOS and Android appsIncluded: iOS and Android appsIncluded: iOS and Android apps
Free plan Included: Free account Included: Up to 10 usersLimited or on a paid plan: 10 collaborators, 10 boardsLimited or on a paid plan: Up to 2 usersLimited or on a paid plan: 5 users, 3 projects
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  • Limited or on a paid plan
  • Not available

Information about other tools comes from their public websites and was checked on October 17, 2026. Plans and prices change, so check Jira pricing, Trello pricing, Asana pricing, Zoho Projects pricing for the latest. Product names are trademarks of their owners.

Each comparison

Pros and cons on both sides, and which tool to pick when.

AllScrum pros and cons

What you get, and what you don’t, whichever tool you are coming from.

AllScrum

Pros

  • A working board the moment you name a project
  • Sprints, backlog, story points and burndown without configuration
  • Keyboard shortcuts: N to add, Ctrl K to search, hold Ctrl for quick actions
  • Works on phones and offline, with changes syncing when you reconnect
  • Passkeys and two-factor sign-in for every account

Cons

  • No timeline, Gantt chart or long-range planning
  • No time tracking or timesheets
  • No custom fields or custom workflows
  • No app store apps: you install it from the browser
  • No importer or integrations marketplace yet

FAQ

Questions

What is the best Jira alternative for small teams?

It depends on how you work. If your team runs sprints and wants a backlog, story points and a burndown without configuration, AllScrum is built for that. If you just need simple boards, Trello is easy to start with.

Which tool is best for Scrum?

Jira and AllScrum both have sprints, a backlog, story points and burndown charts built in. Jira adds deep configuration and reports; AllScrum keeps it simple and ready to use. Trello and Asana have no dedicated sprint features, and Zoho offers sprints in a separate product, Zoho Sprints.

Is AllScrum free?

Yes, creating an account is free, and your first project is one click away.

Less talk. More done.

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