Guides
Everything you need to get started with Syncro and get the most out of your team.
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Create your first project
Sign up in 30 seconds, create your first project with its own name and add more whenever you want.
How it all fits: from project to hours report
The full 5-minute walkthrough: project, client, backlog, board, hours and budget.
Link Google or GitHub to your account
Add or remove sign-in methods without losing your projects or data.
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Time tracking: log, edit and spot overruns
Log hours per task and date, add a note and compare estimated vs. actual without leaving Syncro.
Hours reports: filters, breakdowns & budget
Filter by date, project, client and person and read the breakdown by task, client and day.
Calendar & weekly planning
Plan time slots, view deadlines and drag tasks to the calendar.
Alternating-week planning: how to organize A/B weeks
How to plan odd and even weeks in Syncro when work repeats every two weeks, without relying on automatic recurrence.
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Kanban: smooth continuous flow
What Kanban is, how it works and how to apply it with Syncro's board.
Essential Scrum (without being a purist)
Scrum in 5 minutes: sprints, roles and events, applied to your project.
MoSCoW prioritization: how to decide what comes first
A practical guide to MoSCoW, value vs effort, WSJF and Eisenhower, with a decision table and how to apply it in Syncro.
Retrospectives that actually work
How to run short, actionable retrospectives, not empty meetings.
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Connect your AI agents (MCP)
Connect Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, opencode or Mistral to your projects and let them read and edit tasks with your permissions.
What you can ask your agent
Summaries, searches and project status without leaving the conversation: this is how you consult Syncro in natural language.
What your agent can do in Syncro
Create, move and comment on tasks, label them and format with Markdown: what your agent can change and under which permissions.
Guides
Methods and decisions for teams that work by the hour: estimate, plan, log and read the deviation before it is too late.
Alternatives
Honest comparisons with the tools you probably already use, with criteria instead of verdicts.
Use cases
How small agencies, freelancers and startups organise work when they need to know how many hours each project consumes and how many are left.