Press kit
Everything you need to write about Backlog.cloud
Logos, screenshots, copy you can paste, and a fact sheet that has been checked against the product. If a directory form or a newsletter blurb asks for it, it is on this page. If it is not, email and you will have it the same day.
Last updated: 11 July 2026
One-liners
Three lengths, counted
Every submission form has a different character limit, so here is one for each. Counts include spaces.
Meetings in. Sprint-ready backlog items and artefacts out.
Backlog.cloud turns meetings into sprint-ready backlog items and artefacts: send the bot, paste a transcript, or upload a recording.
Meeting notes tools give you notes. Backlog.cloud turns the meeting itself into backlog items and project artefacts, already in your work management platform before the next call.
Boilerplate
About Backlog.cloud, in two sizes
Written in the third person so it drops straight into a listing or an article. Edit it if you want, but the facts in it should stay as they are.
Backlog.cloud turns meetings into a production-ready backlog. Send its bot into the call on Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams, paste a transcript, or upload a recording. Out come user stories with acceptance criteria, bugs, decisions, and eight other artefact types, each grounded in a verbatim quote from the conversation. One click pushes everything to Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, or ClickUp.
Meeting notes tools give you notes. Backlog.cloud gives you the backlog. A bot enters your sprint planning, refinement, or discovery meeting on Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams, recognises what kind of meeting it is, and listens for the right things. Out the other side come production-ready artefacts: user stories with acceptance criteria, bugs, tasks, epics, spikes, requirements, decisions, RAID entries, action items, meeting minutes, and BPMN process maps, every one traceable to the verbatim quote it came from. No bot in the call? Paste the transcript or upload the recording and the output is the same. One click pushes them to Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, or ClickUp. Backlog.cloud was founded in 2026 by Israel Bankole and is built by Alconbury Tech Ltd in Cambridge, UK.
Fact sheet
The facts, checked
Every line below is verified against the product before it ships. If something you read elsewhere disagrees with this table, this table wins.
- Product
- Backlog.cloud
- Website
- https://backlog.cloud
- Founded
- February 2026
- Founder
- Israel Bankole
- Company
- Alconbury Tech Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company no. 17031730
- Based in
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Built for
- Scrum masters, business analysts, project managers, product owners, delivery leads
- Meeting platforms
- Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams
- Ways in
- A live meeting bot (paste a link, or calendar auto-join on Team tier), pasted or uploaded transcripts, audio or video recordings, and images of notes or whiteboards
- Meeting types recognised
- 26
- Artefact types
- 11, from user stories with acceptance criteria to RAID logs and BPMN process maps
- Work management platforms
- Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, ClickUp
- Pricing
- Free tier with no card required. Pro at £24 a month. Team at £29 per user a month. Annual pricing is lower. 14-day trials on paid tiers.
Logos
The wordmark and the mark
Use the SVG where you can. Do not recolour, stretch, or redraw the wordmark, and keep it off busy backgrounds. The period in the wordmark is a custom squared pill, so typesetting the name in Inter is not the same thing.
Screenshots
The product, before, during, and after
Full resolution, current UI, free to publish. One honest note: the user story shot has its deeper sections blurred deliberately. What sits inside them is the part we do not put on public pages.
Founder
Israel Bankole
Israel Bankole is the founder of Backlog.cloud. He built it after too many refinement calls that produced nothing but notes, and too many hours watching those notes get retyped into Jira by hand. He is based in Cambridge, UK, and reads every email himself.
Available for interviews, podcasts, and written Q&As. Ask for the founder photo by email and you will get the current headshot back within a day.