An amazing user experience.

Designed for software development teams.

Your terminology.

Your tools will never feel right, if they don’t use your team's terminology. Do you have a product backlog or a feature list? Do you fix defects, bugs, or issues? Do you add user stories to your sprints, or do you add features to your milestones? You get the point. And so does OnTime. You tell OnTime to use your terminology, not the other way around.

scrum methodology terminology — You'll see this screen when you create a new OnTime account

Keyboard shortcuts.

OnTime is fast and easy to use with a mouse. Learn to use the keyboard shortcuts, though, and it’s a whole new ball game, with OnTime moving at the speed of thought.

scrum shortcuts — This shortcuts list in OnTime can always be accessed by typing `?`

Drag and drop.

OnTime features an ever-growing number of ways you can use drag and drop to make project management easier. You can use drag and drop to organize your backlogs, plan releases, assign work, and move items through your workflow. Drag and drop can be used to attach files to items, stack rank features, and even organize your Field Templates.

create subitems — Drag and drop an item onto another to convert it into a subitem

drag and drop projects — Drag and drop projects onto each other to create subprojects

drag and drop assign to releases — Drag and drop items onto the release or sprint you want them to be in

drag and drop assign to users — Drag and drop items onto the user you want them to be assigned to

Flawlessly integrated.

OnTime consists of three main products: OnTime Scrum (with Bug Tracking), OnTime Help Desk (with Customer Portal), and OnTime Team Wiki. You can use one, two, or all three. From the beginning, these three products were designed to work tightly together.