Social Sprint is a collaborative platform that combines project and task management, and allows for outsourcing to freelancers. Users can take on multiple roles and enjoy seamless internal team collaboration.
The platform offers flexibility, streamlines workflow, and improves communication, leading to better outcomes for both freelancers and product managers.
There are many platforms available that focus on connecting freelancers with companies, but they often provide full projects and lack the option for per-task outsourcing.
This can be problematic for professionals who may not be able to commit to long-term projects, but are capable of completing smaller tasks or groups of tasks, such as releasing a single product feature.
Furthermore, team leaders and product managers may not always have access to external workforces to help with project overflows or feature creep. This can cause delays and impact the overall success of the project.
Social Sprint offers a flexible platform that enables task-based outsourcing and collaboration, allowing freelancers to take on smaller tasks while also providing product managers with access to a pool of external talent to help manage project overflows.
This approach benefits both parties by providing more opportunities for freelancers to work on projects that fit their skills and availability, while also enabling product managers to efficiently manage their projects without being overwhelmed by the workload.
The Discovery Feed displays various posted tasks that match the user's selected skills and categories, as well as ideas and help requests that require further development before becoming projects.

The Dashboard provides a card view of all the tasks posted by the user and the tasks assigned to them, aggregating everything in one place for easy access. Users can have multiple roles on the same item, with both 'owned' and worked-on items presented.

The Profile Page features a user header with an activity feed that includes updates on friends' activities, advice requests for projects and tasks from other users, and more.

Users have the ability to create new tasks or projects, as well as post new ideas. However, ideas require additional definition before they can be converted into tasks or projects.

This is the Task View, which represents the smallest possible object that can function as a stand-alone task or be a part of a larger task group or project. The Task or Project Master has the ability to invite people to participate and change various settings, such as visibility, hierarchy, and roles.

Task groups are a way to organize and manage a collection of related tasks. They allow individuals or teams to work collaboratively towards a common goal, with a designated team leader overseeing the progress. Task groups can also have dependencies, meaning that the completion of one task may be necessary before another can begin. By grouping tasks together, it can be easier to track progress and ensure that all necessary work is being completed.
