See what Favro offers: no-code planning boards, roadmaps, and automations for tech and game teams, pricing from $5.10/user/month, and key integrations.
Category
Project Management
Pricing
Paid, per-user subscription with a 14-day free trial (no credit card required): Lite from $5.10/user/month billed annually ($51/month shown), Standard from $6.80/user/month billed annually ($68/month shown), and custom-priced Enterprise plans., from $51
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August 6, 2026
EnterpriseRemote WorkTeam Management
Favro is a collaborative work management platform built for technology and game development teams. It combines team and planning boards, sheets and databases, roadmaps, and docs/wiki in a single no-code workspace, letting leaders and teams design their own planning workflows without engineering support. Cards and boards can be linked across teams via cross-board relations, real-time collaboration keeps distributed teams in sync, and built-in automations handle status changes, assignments, and notifications. Favro is used across games (feature development, LiveOps, art pipelines, capacity planning), tech/SaaS (product development, OKRs, program management), and enterprise portfolio management. It integrates with tools like Slack, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive/Outlook, Miro, and Zapier, and is ISO/IEC 27001 and 27701 certified. Favro was founded in Sweden and counts organizations such as Unity, Disney, Electronic Arts, and SAP among its customers.
Key Features
Team & Planning Boards — Multiple customizable boards viewable in one space so different teams can plan work their own way.
Sheets & Databases — Spreadsheet-style views with columns, calculations, and hierarchies for breaking down and tracking work.
Roadmaps & Scheduling — Executive dashboards that consolidate team-level roadmaps into a single portfolio view.
Docs & Wiki — Documentation and planning notes written and organized directly inside Favro alongside the work.
Cross-Board Relations & Automations — Cards linked across multiple boards and teams, with automations for status changes, assignments, and notifications.
Pros & Cons
Pros
No-code flexibility lets teams build custom boards, sheets, and roadmaps without engineering help
Cross-board relations make it easy to connect work across multiple teams and departments
Strong fit for game studios, with dedicated features for LiveOps, art pipelines, and capacity planning
Broad integration coverage including Slack, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, and Zapier
ISO/IEC 27001 and 27701 certification signals a mature security and privacy posture
Cons
Entry-level Lite plan restricts private collections and limits integrations, so smaller teams may need to upgrade quickly
Enterprise pricing is not publicly disclosed, requiring a sales conversation for larger deployments
The breadth of no-code customization can mean a steeper setup and learning curve than simpler task tools