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Track sprint progress using story points. This burndown chart calculator helps you estimate your current burndown speed, the required pace to finish on time, and visualizes ideal vs actual remaining work.
Last updated: January 28, 2026
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Working days in the sprint.
Sum of story points planned for the sprint.
Enter burn per day (only the first 5 days are used).
Status
Behind
Remaining
35 pts
Story points burnt
0.00 pts
Current burndown speed
0.00 pts/day
Current = burnt ÷ days since start
Required burndown speed
7.00 pts/day
Required = (total − burnt) ÷ (duration − days since start)
Burndown chart
The chart plots remaining story points against sprint day. The ideal line assumes a steady burn.
You are behind: required burndown speed is higher than the current speed.
Daily burn inputs should be non-negative (story points cannot be negative).
In Scrum, teams plan a sprint with a fixed amount of work (often estimated in story points). A burndown chart helps you answer two practical questions:
Current speed = burnt ÷ days since startRequired speed = (total − burnt) ÷ (duration − days since start)If required speed is higher than current speed, you’re likely behind. If it’s lower, you’re generally on track (assuming scope stays stable).
Current speed
15 ÷ 5 = 3 pts/day
Required speed
(35 − 15) ÷ (10 − 5) = 4 pts/day
In this example the team needs to increase pace (or reduce scope) to finish on time.
Send it to teammates who want a quick sprint progress check.
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