Every widget we've built runs on the same deep platform knowledge. We wrote the App SDK. We know the WSAPI quirks. We've seen the edge cases because we caused a few of them.
We don't build generic dashboards. We build widgets that know Rally, scope context, portfolio hierarchy, and the difference between what WSAPI says and what it means.
PI Planning boards, iteration boards, and program boards with live WSAPI data. Dependency tracking, capacity visualization, and scope rollups across teams.
Burndown charts, velocity trackers, cumulative flow diagrams, and throughput widgets. Built on the LookbackAPI with correct time-series handling that the generic tools get wrong.
Executive-facing portfolio views, Epic and Feature rollup tiles, and initiative health boards. Full hierarchy support across programs, portfolios, and workspaces.
Weighted Shortest Job First grids, backlog prioritization tools, and scoring widgets. Editable inline, with automatic WSJF calculation and rank ordering.
Monte Carlo simulation widgets, predictive delivery date tiles, and throughput-based forecasting. Probability distributions, not just average velocity guesses.
Team load boards, capacity planning widgets, and allocation trackers. Built to work across multiple teams and respect workspace hierarchy the way Rally actually models it.
Our widgets run inside some of the largest Rally deployments in the world. These aren't proof-of-concept installs, they're production dashboards used by thousands of practitioners every day.
The CustomAgile GitHub organization has been accumulating Rally apps and widgets for over a decade. Simple query tiles, full PI planning dashboards, everything in between. It's the largest combined catalog of Rally apps in the world, and it's open source.
Tell us what your team is trying to see in Rally. We'll figure out what it takes to build it.