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WhatSprintIsItWallpaper is a Windows desktop customization utility developed by publisher nikolapeja6 that automatically displays the current Azure DevOps (ADO) sprint number as the desktop wallpaper. Categorized under desktop theming and developer productivity tools, the application generates a clean, dark image showing the current sprint and week in a format such as "278.1," giving developers an at-a-glance reference to their team's sprint cycle without opening a browser or project management dashboard. The wallpaper value is calculated using the same offline date formula as whatsprintis.it, which means the tool works entirely locally and requires no login, no network connection, and no Azure DevOps account to function. This offline approach makes it suitable for environments where external connectivity is restricted or where users prefer not to link personal or organizational credentials to a background utility. Installation is a one-time process, after which the software maintains itself automatically through a Windows Scheduled Task that runs at logon and once daily. Because of this scheduled updating, the displayed sprint number rolls over on its own every Saturday, ensuring the wallpaper always reflects the correct sprint and week without manual intervention. Typical use cases include software development teams working in sprint-based ADO environments who want a persistent visual reminder of the current iteration, as well as individual engineers who track sprint boundaries for planning, standups, and release coordination. The current release is version 1.1.1, and the catalog lists a single published version, indicating a compact release history focused on a stable, single-purpose feature set. By combining a minimal visual design, a deterministic offline calculation, and unattended automatic updates, WhatSprintIsItWallpaper delivers a set-and-forget solution for keeping sprint awareness directly on the Windows desktop.
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