What is Hygger?
Hygger is the product and project management tool for agile teams.
Use Hygger to define what's important for your customers and then build it using Scrum or Kanban.
Hygger helps agile companies to:
- manage backlog and prioritize ideas, features and projects to make better product decisions
- create and share product roadmaps to align the team on goals
- build software using Kanban and Scrum to increase product quality
- centralize communication to improve cross-functional teams’ collaboration
What is included in Hygger?
- Backlog board for collecting and structuring insights, ideas, features, projects, initiatives
- 4 prioritization methods for ranking your features:
- value vs efforts
- RICE (reach/impact/confidence/efforts)
- ICE (impact/confidence/ease)
- Features Scoring (you can use your own critera with different weights and scales)
- Roadmap board for planning future releases, projects and initiatives
- Kanban board with WIP limits, swimlanes, sub-columns, time tracking for programmers to work on the Kanban method
- Sprint board, based on Kanban boards, for programmers to work on the Scrum method
- Reports Burndown Chart, Velocity, Time tracking for monitoring the development process
- Versions and releases, version history
What makes us different from other project management solutions?
- If you are from Trello then read the detailed comparison of Hygger vs Trello
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If you are from Jira then read the detailed comparison of Hygger vs Jira
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A detailed comparison with Asana
You need Hygger if you:
- Spend time and resources on wrong features for wrong customers
- Rarely update the product but want to do it more often
- You have to keep two / three / four systems for product and project management
Why we called Hygger?
The name Hygger is derived from the Danish word hygge (pronounced "hyuga" or "huga") and means a life philosophy that is built on a homey feel, soulful communication and a sense of security. Hygge describes a range of emotions and feelings that a person experiences from meeting with relatives, a good company or from touching a soft sweater. According to the World Happiness Index, Denmark is home to some of the happiest people on the planet, in which Hygge has played no small role. The Hygge phenomenon became so popular in the world in 2016 that the Oxford Dictionary called "Hygge" - the word of the year, along with two other words: brexit and Trumpism.
