Sprint Engine helps you build guided, step-by-step journeys in WordPress that move people from start to outcome. Create focused Sprints for onboarding, member journeys, training programmes, implementation processes, coaching, guided reviews, internal workflows and more.

A Sprint is a structured journey made up of ordered Steps that users work through one at a time. Content can explain, teach or prompt action, while saved progress and a distraction-free Runner help users stay focused on what comes next.

What you can build with Sprint Engine:

Guided onboarding and customer success journeys
Member journeys and engagement pathways
Content journeys that turn information into action
Implementation guides and programmes
Coaching and development journeys
Training experiences
Assessments and guided reviews
Internal processes and workflows

Unlike a traditional LMS, Sprint Engine isn’t built around courses, grades, quizzes or certificates. The focus is action: guiding someone through a practical process towards a clear outcome.

How Sprint Engine works

A Sprint contains:

A Start screen that introduces the Sprint and explains what the user will achieve
An ordered sequence of Steps
Optional Content and Task Step modes
Saved progress for logged-in users
A distraction-free frontend Runner
A Completion screen with an optional next-action button

Authors create Sprint and Step content using the normal WordPress block editor.

Steps are organised using the Sprint Structure Manager. The Runner then presents those Steps one at a time while keeping track of the user’s progress.

Key features

Create outcome-focused Sprints in WordPress
Build Sprint content with the native block editor
Add and order Steps from the Sprint editor
Content and Task Step modes
Optional Sprint and Step time estimates
Featured images for Sprints and individual Steps
Dedicated distraction-free Sprint Runner
Start, resume and completion states
Progress saved for individual logged-in users
Built-in My Sprints member Dashboard: Available, In Progress and Completed
Save & Exit returns to the Dashboard to resume later
Restart completed Sprints while keeping previous attempts
Configurable Runner logo, colours and corner styles
Custom completion message and next-action button
Administrator validation to help prevent invalid Sprint configuration
Responsive frontend layout
No external LMS required

My Sprints member Dashboard

Visit /sprint-engine/dashboard/ while logged in, or find the link in Sprints Settings.
No WordPress Page is required. The Dashboard shows Sprints you can access in In Progress,
Available and Completed sections, using the same branding as Runner.
Start Sprint opens the Runner overview; Continue Sprint resumes saved progress.
Restart Sprint confirms before creating a new attempt and keeps previous attempts.
View Completed Sprint reopens the completion screen. Save & Exit returns here.
Viewing the Dashboard creates no progress and stores no additional personal data.

Privacy and Data

Sprint Engine stores progress against logged-in WordPress user IDs.

Progress records may include:

Sprint ID
Attempt ID and sequential attempt number
Current Step ID
Sprint status
Step completion status
Start time
Last activity time
Completion time

The member Dashboard derives its display from existing content and progress. It introduces no new stored personal data.

Sprint Engine also stores Sprint and Step configuration as WordPress content and metadata.

The core plugin does not require a third-party service to provide Sprint authoring, Runner or progress functionality.

Sprint Engine retains its content, settings and progress data when deactivated and when uninstalled in version 0.2.2.

Site owners are responsible for determining how their use of Sprint Engine relates to their own privacy policy, data-retention obligations and applicable laws.