Jile

Jile is built and sold by Tata Consultancy Services for planning and delivering software at scale. It handles agile work at several levels. Teams use Scrum and Kanban boards, sprints, backlogs and retrospectives. Programs get PI and iteration planning, dependency tracking and roadmaps. Portfolios get OKRs, value stream management and lean budgeting. Beyond planning, it includes test management with requirement-to-test traceability, idea management, a CI/CD pipeline module that can run in the cloud or on-premise, and GenAI tools that draft user stories and test cases. It comes with templates for Scrum, Kanban, a scaled framework, Disciplined Agile, LeSS and Agile Portfolio. That makes it best suited to large IT organisations and to TCS clients running agile transformations. Pricing has four editions. Free covers up to 15 users and 5GB of storage. Team is listed at about $12.99 per user per month, covers up to 50 users with 300GB of storage, and adds SSO/LDAP, integrations and dashboards. Standard and Ultimate are sold through sales and unlock unlimited users, test management, APIs and enterprise portfolio features. Jile connects to team-level agile tools and DevSecOps tooling, and it supports Excel import and export, but its site does not publish a detailed list of named integrations. The main limitation is how little the market uses it. There are very few public user reviews, PeerSpot puts its mindshare under 1 percent, and the interface supports only English, German and Japanese, so buyers have little independent evidence to go on.