Intake & portfolio
A project card captures the ask. The portfolio backlog sorts it into Do Now, Do Next, Later or Not Doing, against everything else in flight.
All products
From idea to production,
Hybrid Scrum SDLC portal
From idea to production,
with a gate at every turn.
Ageron runs the whole lifecycle in one place: intake, portfolio prioritization, triage, three sign-off gates, discovery, estimation, two-week sprints, release readiness and reports. An AI wizard drafts the paperwork so people can spend their time deciding.
.NET 10Blazor ServerEF CoreSQL ServerEntra ID
The lifecycle
Fourteen phases. Three gates. One source of truth.
Every project walks the same path. Gates need three approvals, from the Sponsor, the Product Owner and the Tech Lead, before a project moves on. Any rejection sends it back for rework.
✓Intake
✓Portfolio
✓Triage
AGate A
✓Discovery
BGate B
✓Estimation
CGate C
✓Sprint ready
●In sprint
11Release check
12Released
13Operate
14Closed
Gate A · Approve discoveryT-shirt size and sponsor assigned, problem statement clear. Skip discovery for small work.
Gate B · Ready for estimationThe Discovery Brief is complete and signed off by all three roles.
Gate C · Ready for sprintEpics decomposed into pointed stories, every one meeting the Definition of Ready.
Features
Everything a delivery team needs, nothing it does not
Triage meetings
Scheduled sessions where the Scrum Master, Product Owner and Tech Lead review cards, ask questions, size the work and record a recommendation.
Decision gates
Three gates with role-based sign-off, per-person approval dates, and a full activity trail. Nothing advances on a verbal yes.
Discovery & estimation
A structured Discovery Brief covering problem, users, workflows, MVP scope, architecture and risks. Then epics, user stories, story points and Definition of Ready checklists.
Sprints
Planning with capacity, a kanban sprint board, a review page and a retrospective. Burndown and velocity update as stories move.
Releases & reports
Release readiness checklists covering testing, documentation, deployment and rollback. Velocity and project status reports for the people who fund the work.
AI assisted
The wizard writes the first draft.
Most project paperwork is the same questions in a different order. Ageron's AI intake and discovery wizard asks the clarifying questions a good analyst would, then drafts the project card, the plan preview and the story specifications for a human to edit and approve.
- AI project intake. Describe the idea in a paragraph. Review the generated plan before it becomes a card.
- AI discovery wizard. Generates clarifying questions, then a Discovery Brief from the answers.
- Story specification. Turns an epic into stories with acceptance criteria, ready for pointing.
- Human in the loop. Every AI draft is a draft. Gates are still signed by people.
Screens
A clean, fast, keyboard-friendly portal
Server-rendered Blazor with instant navigation. Shown here in a client's gold-and-black brand; Ageron themes to your palette.
Under the hood
Built to be owned by your team
- Architecture
- Clean Architecture in four projects: Domain, Application, Infrastructure, Web. Domain has no dependencies.
- Platform
- .NET 10, Blazor Interactive Server, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server. Runs on-prem or in Azure.
- Identity
- Microsoft Entra ID sign-in with role mapping for Sponsor, Product Owner, Scrum Master, Tech Lead, Developer and Ops.
- Quality
- xUnit test projects for every layer, FluentValidation on every input, an audit trail on every change.
- Documentation
- A full user guide with screenshots ships with the product, in Markdown and Word.
See Ageron with your projects in it.
A thirty-minute walkthrough on a sandbox seeded with your real portfolio. Bring the messy spreadsheet.
info@eideinteractive.com