MyMapDescribe your sprint data
Share your team's sprint history — story points committed and completed per sprint. Or just describe your team and the AI generates realistic example data.
Velocity Chart Maker
Describe your sprint data and AI creates a velocity chart — committed vs completed story points across sprints, with trend lines to forecast future capacity.
✦Free to try · No signup required · PDF, docs & images supported
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How it works
AI builds the chart
MyMap's AI generates a velocity bar chart with committed vs completed story points, color-coded bars, and point labels — making it easy to spot capacity trends.
Refine and export
Adjust data values, add more sprints, or ask AI to add a trend line. Export as PNG for sprint reviews, retrospectives, or stakeholder updates.
About the framework
What is a Velocity Chart?
A velocity chart is an agile project management visualization that tracks a scrum team's output — story points committed and completed — across consecutive sprints. It is the primary tool for measuring team capacity and improving sprint planning accuracy.
Used in sprint reviews and planning sessions, velocity charts help product owners forecast delivery timelines and scrum masters identify capacity trends, overcommitment patterns, and improvement trajectories.
Why velocity charts work
- Capacity visibility — the gap between committed and completed points reveals overcommitment or underestimation
- Trend detection — rising velocity signals improving team performance; declining velocity flags blockers or scope issues
- Planning accuracy — averaging the last 3-5 sprints gives a reliable capacity estimate for upcoming sprint commitments
- Retrospective fuel — spikes and dips prompt discussions about what changed and what to improve
Effective velocity charts use 6-12 sprints of data, clearly differentiate committed vs completed, and include the rolling average as a planning baseline.
MyMap's AI generates velocity charts from a plain description — with committed and completed bars, point labels, and a professional layout ready for sprint reviews and stakeholder updates.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Is the velocity chart maker free?
Yes — you can create velocity charts for free without signing up. Free accounts get a generous number of AI messages per month. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited charts.
Can I customize the chart after it's generated?
Absolutely. You can edit story point values, add or remove sprints, change colors, and ask AI to add trend lines or rolling averages to improve forecasting.
What is a velocity chart in agile?
A velocity chart tracks how many story points a scrum team commits to and completes each sprint. Over time, the pattern reveals the team's sustainable throughput, helping with sprint planning and release forecasting.
How many sprints should I include?
Include at least 4-6 sprints for a meaningful trend. Eight to twelve sprints give a reliable velocity average. The AI can generate realistic data if you don't have historical numbers yet.
Can I use this for kanban teams?
Yes — for kanban, replace story points with throughput (items completed per week or cycle). Describe your flow metrics and the AI adapts the chart to show throughput trends instead of sprint velocity.
Velocity Chart Maker
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✦Free to try · No signup required · PDF, docs & images supported