Ronan Dunlop • Monday, November 20, 2017 • News

Free eBook Download of Present! A Techie's Guide to Public Speaking

As a team that engages in our fair share of presentations, we know how important it is to nail it, so we’re always looking for ways to improve our game. That’s why we’re extremely happy to be able to share valuable tips with our readers by offering a free download of the book, Present! A Techie’s Guide to Public Speaking, by Karen Catlin and Poornima Vijayashanker. This is a limited-time exclusive—good through the end of the year only—so please take advantage soon. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Thursday, September 7, 2017 • News

Tracker's Journey Through the Cloud

Thousands of teams around the world rely on Pivotal Tracker every day to stay focused on their projects and know exactly what to work on next. As such, we strive to keep maintenance downtimes to a minimum, but eagle-eyed weekend warriors may have recently noticed status messages about “major” infrastructure updates on two otherwise quiet Saturday mornings over the last year. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Friday, July 7, 2017 • News

Tracker Developer API V3/V4 Versions Deprecated

The current version of the Tracker Developer API (V5) was introduced almost four years ago, and has since continuously evolved to support new Tracker features, such as the recently launched story blockers. It supports JSON payloads, flexible response customization, CORS, access to analytics data, and much more. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Thursday, April 20, 2017 • News

Introducing Tracker Enterprise

Pivotal Tracker powers modern software teams that are highly collaborative, cross-functional, and which ship continuously. It’s given countless companies the predictability and transparency they’ve needed to transform their development process and stay competitive in a world full of disruption. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Wednesday, December 21, 2016 • News

Wrapping Up 2016 and Looking Ahead

Thank you for a great year! As we head into the sunset of 2016, we’d like to look back at what’s been happening with Tracker, and share a peek at the not-so-mysterious future. Read more...

Joanne Webb • Monday, May 9, 2016 • News

Help is Here!

We’ve always focused the bulk of our attention on making Tracker a straightforward—yet powerful—tool to help you deliver fine software. It’s grown into quite the precocious 10-year-old as a result though, and we felt it was about time to tackle Tracker’s 180 FAQ collection. We’ve revamped all of our help material and put it into one glorious, easily searchable spot. Here it is—the new Tracker Help Center. Read more...

Dan Podsedly • Friday, January 15, 2016 • News

Changes to the Pivotal Tracker Web Services Agreement

We’ve changed the Pivotal Tracker Web Services Agreement. The updated version includes clauses for the Apple App Store, as well as new language that covers use of all Tracker applications, including web, iOS, and Android. Read more...

Joanne Webb • Monday, June 1, 2015 • News

Your Feedback and a Change to How We Support You

You may have noticed a Provide Feedback link in the Help & Updates menu, when you’re in a Tracker Project or workspace. We have big plans for that little widget. Though it’s currently intended only for feature requests and comments you don’t necessarily need an answer to, we’ll be improving it so you can find it anywhere, and use it for any reason you want to talk to us. Read more...

Ronan Dunlop • Wednesday, March 18, 2015 • News

Collaborative Blogging Contest

We are excited to be sponsoring a $500 cash prize for the best Pivotal Tracker post submitted in AirPair’s $100K developer writing competition! Read more...

F. Morgan Whitney • Tuesday, March 17, 2015 • News

Who Has Two Thumbs, Excels at Pair Programming, and Wants to Work with Us in Denver? Is it You?

At Pivotal Tracker, we’re trying to make life better for developers all over the world, one project at a time. Our philosophy is that a good tool helps you do your job and gets out of your way, allowing you to focus on what’s important. We’re looking for a few great engineers to join our team to work on improving the greatest agile communication tool around. If this sounds like something you can get behind, read on to learn about life on the Tracker team. Read more...