A non-profit initiative connecting experienced Scrum Masters with early-stage startups to boost agility, improve delivery, and mentor teams – all for free. Transform your startup's development process with proven agile methodologies.
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We're more than just agile consultants - we're passionate volunteers committed to startup success.
Every volunteer commits to strict confidentiality agreements. Your intellectual property, processes, and sensitive information remain 100% secure.
Our network includes certified Scrum Masters with years of real-world experience across various industries and organizational sizes.
Access talent from around the world, bringing diverse perspectives and proven methodologies to your agile transformation journey.
No one-size-fits-all approaches. We customize our methodology to fit your organization's unique culture, challenges, and goals.
Our volunteers don't just implement - they teach. Your team gains lasting skills and knowledge to continue improving independently.
While you benefit from expert guidance, our volunteers stay sharp by solving real challenges and contributing to meaningful causes.
A simple, structured process to get your startup on the agile fast track.
Submit your startup's needs and get matched with experienced Scrum Masters who understand your industry and challenges.
Complete a structured onboarding process where our volunteers assess your current processes and create a tailored agile roadmap.
Work closely with your dedicated Scrum Master to implement agile practices, conduct ceremonies, and mentor your team.
How the Scrum Master's role evolves as teams grow in maturity—from hands-on facilitation to autonomous agility.
Scrum Master is deeply involved—setting up ceremonies, educating the team, and resolving blockers.
Scrum Master shifts to mentoring—encouraging ownership and guiding from the sidelines.
Team is self-organizing. Scrum Master steps back, focusing on strategic alignment.
Visualizing the shift in responsibilities across the development lifecycle.
Scrum Master is present daily, actively facilitating stand-ups, planning, retrospectives, and introducing agile tools. The focus is on building trust and psychological safety.
Scrum Master reduces presence to 3 times a week, mentoring the team while encouraging ownership. Ceremonies are team-led with light guidance.
Scrum Master steps back to 1-2 times a week, supporting strategic alignment and cross-team initiatives. The team runs all ceremonies independently.
Agile has adapted to remote work—embracing digital tools, async updates, and flexible workflows.
Quick daily check-ins keep remote teams aligned, focused, and emotionally connected.
Cloud-based boards offer real-time updates, integrations, and seamless task tracking.
Teams collaborate across time zones using shared docs, async videos, and virtual retros.
Agile collaboration has transformed from spontaneous in-person rituals to intentional, tech-enabled workflows. As remote and hybrid models take center stage, the way teams connect, create, and thrive has evolved.
Scrum Masters remain the emotional and strategic anchors of Agile teams. Whether remote or part-time, they guide progress, foster trust, and remove blockers—proving that leadership isn’t about location, it’s about connection.
Your innovation is safe with us. We’re committed to protecting your intellectual property and startup secrets.
All volunteers sign NDAs before engagement begins to legally protect your confidential business information.
All discussions and documentation are handled via secure, encrypted channels and stored with access controls.
You retain full ownership of your ideas, code, and materials. We simply provide guidance with no claim on IP.
Hear from startup leaders who've transformed their teams with ScrumForce.
"ScrumForce helped us establish proper agile practices that scaled with our growth from 5 to 50 employees."
"The volunteer Scrum Master we worked with was incredible - professional guidance without the consulting fees."
"Our delivery speed improved 3x after implementing their recommended agile framework."