About this tool
GumStory
Writing isn't usually the issue. Rewriting is.
Bug reports come back.
User stories miss details.
Test cases get rushed.
And somehow you still rebuild standup from five tabs at 5pm.
This helps with that—and gives you one place to keep the work next to it: projects, a board, test runs, and a daily status draft when you need one. Jira is optional.
GumStory, a product by Plainmoss
Publisher
Published by Plainmoss. Support: support@gumstory.com.
GumStory, a product by Plainmoss
What it helps with
- Rough notes → structured bug descriptions
- User stories with clearer shape
- Test cases from a short prompt
- Projects with a real board: backlog, Kanban columns, and sprints
- Test case repo per project + runs (pass / fail / blocked, notes)
- Daily status report drafted from what actually moved and what got tested
- Optional Jira link when you already track issues there
- Dashboards and role views when you want the bigger picture
Still nothing more than a first draft for the AI bits. You review.
How to use it
Dump what you know in the work assistant. It structures it.
Create a project if you want a home for items, the board, and tests.
Move work on Kanban, run through tests, log results. Open the daily status report when you need something to send—then edit it before it goes out.
Connect Jira in settings only if you want sync-style workflows on top.
What it's not
- Not a replacement for thinking
- Not a replacement for discussion
- Not always accurate
- Not a full Jira or test-management replacement—just a lighter place to plan, test, and report without bouncing around
You still have to review. Jira-dependent pieces do nothing useful until Jira is set up.
Who it's for
People who write tickets often—QA, dev, product—and anyone who wants a board, a test run log, and a status draft in the same place.
Why it exists
To avoid rewriting the same things again and again—and to stop bouncing between five tabs for a single ticket, a test run, and a standup note.