GitHub has a new version of "projects" in Beta. We've been using it with a small team of developers for a few months and it is amazing. It matches exactly with

GitHub has a new version of "projects" in Beta. We've been using it with a small team of developers for a few months and it is amazing. It matches exactly with my mental model of project management. We have a single "project" for all backend development that contains issues from multiple repositories. We have three views over the project: - Backlog, which contains all open issues - Current sprint, which is an agile board with todo, in progress, QA and done columns - Next sprint, same has current sprint except all issues are in todo The key aspects that other solutions like Trello don't have is the ability to group issues from multiple repositories and have multiple views over these issues. Last time I checked Gitlab had the ability to do something similar but it was tied to an expensive enterprise tier.