Checklist builder

StoryPointLab

Build lightweight Definition of Ready and Definition of Done checklists your team can actually use.

StoryPointLab tool

Definition of Ready & Done Builder

Create clear, reusable checklists to align your team before and after development.

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Why this stays simple

Checklists work best when teams can edit them quickly and keep the conversation focused.

How teams use it

Switch between ready and done, tweak the list, then save a reusable version when it feels right.

Mode

Definition of Done

Create the checklist your team uses to define completed work.

Checklist builder

Definition of Done

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Actions

Keep or share this checklist

Use it live in a meeting, then save the version that feels right.

Guide

Why DoR and DoD matter

What is Definition of Ready?

Definition of Ready describes the conditions a backlog item should meet before the team starts implementation.

What is Definition of Done?

Definition of Done describes the quality bar a team expects before work is considered complete.

Why DoR and DoD matter in agile teams

They reduce ambiguity, help teams align faster, and make delivery quality less dependent on memory.

FAQ

DoR and DoD serve different moments in the workflow. Every team benefits from a DoD, and both can evolve over time as the team matures.

Templates

Done presets

Definition of Done5 checklist items

Preview

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Use preview mode to turn editing controls off and keep the checklist calm in a team conversation.

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Workspace

Save templates later

Anonymous use stays instant. Log in when you want to keep reusable DoR and DoD templates.