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2027

This page outlines the BHoM development sprint schedule for 2027. Our development cycle follows a quarterly release cadence with six two-week sprints per quarter, preceded by a planning week.


Release Schedule Overview

Release Planning Week Sprint Period Beta Release
v10.1 Jan 4 – Jan 8 Jan 11 – Mar 26 April 2027
v10.2 Mar 29 – Apr 2 Apr 5 – Jun 25 July 2027
v10.3 Jun 28 – Jul 2 Jul 5 – Sep 24 October 2027
v11.0 Sep 27 – Oct 1 Oct 4 – Dec 17 Deceber 2027

Q1 2027 — Release v10.1

Planning Week: Janaury 4, 2027 – January 8, 2027

Sprint Start End
Planning Jan 4 Jan 8
Sprint 1 Jan 11 Jan 15
Sprint 2 Jan 18 Jan 29
Sprint 3 Feb 1 Feb 12
Sprint 4 Feb 15 Feb 26
Sprint 5 Mar 1 Mar 12
Sprint 6 Mar 15 Mar 26

Q2 2027 — Release v10.2

Planning Week: March 29 – April 2, 2027

Sprint Start End
Planning Mar 29 Apr 2
Sprint 1 Apr 5 Apr 16
Sprint 2 Apr 19 Apr 30
Sprint 3 May 3 May 14
Sprint 4 May 17 May 28
Sprint 5 May 31 Jun 11
Sprint 6 Jun 14 Jun 25

Q3 2027 — Release v10.3

Planning Week: June 28 – July 2, 2027

Sprint Start End
Planning Jun 28 Jul 2
Sprint 1 Jul 5 Jul 16
Sprint 2 Jul 19 Jul 30
Sprint 3 Aug 2 Aug 13
Sprint 4 Aug 16 Aug 27
Sprint 5 Aug 30 Sep 10
Sprint 6 Sep 13 Sep 24

Q4 2027 — Release v11.0

Planning Week: September 27 – October 1, 2027

Sprint Start End
Planning Sep 27 Oct 1
Sprint 1 Oct 4 Oct 8
Sprint 2 Oct 11 Oct 22
Sprint 3 Oct 25 Nov 5
Sprint 4 Nov 8 Nov 19
Sprint 5 Nov 22 Dec 3
Sprint 6 Dec 6 Dec 17

Sprint Cadence

Each development cycle follows a consistent structure:

  • Planning Week — Backlog refinement, sprint planning, and alignment across teams
  • Sprints 1–6 — Two-week development sprints with defined deliverables
  • Beta Release — End of cycle release for testing and validation

All sprints run Monday through Friday. Sprint boundaries align to facilitate coordination across our global contributor network.


Questions?

For questions about the development schedule or contributing to an upcoming sprint, reach out via the https://join.slack.com/t/bhom/shared_invite/ or open a discussion on GitHub.