Planning Poker: estimate as a team
The free, sign-up-free Planning Poker tool to estimate your user stories as a team. Create a session, share the link, and plan your estimation project in seconds.
- Fibonacci scale (0.5 → 21)
- 3 roles: Scrum Master, Voter, Observer
- PDF & CSV export
- Session history
Create a session
Launch an estimation session with your team.
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How does it work?
Ready to vote in under a minute
Create a session
The Scrum Master creates a planning session, adds user stories from the product backlog, and shares the invite link with their development team.
Vote together
Each participant picks their card to estimate the effort of each user story. Votes are hidden until the simultaneous reveal, avoiding group bias.
Reach consensus
Analyse the vote distribution, discuss the differences as a team, and validate the final estimate. This discussion-driven method leads to consensus on every story.
Everything you need to estimate
Designed for agile teams, from startup to enterprise
Real time
Votes synchronised instantly through WebSocket for the whole team.
No sign-up
Join via a simple invite link, no account required.
3 roles
Scrum Master, Voter and Observer - the Product Owner can participate or simply observe the session.
Built-in timer
Optional countdown with audio alert and automatic reveal.
PDF & CSV export
Export your estimation results as PDF or CSV to your project management tool (Jira, Trello…) to steer your agile backlog.
Dark mode
Light or dark interface based on your preferences, with automatic detection.
History
Find your past sessions with detailed results per member and validated estimates per user story.
Statistics
Average, median, consensus and vote distribution per story.
A proven voting scale
Based on the Fibonacci sequence, adopted by agile teams to plan and estimate their Scrum projects
Fibonacci sequence
0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 - reflects increasing uncertainty
? - I don't know
Signals missing information or context
☕ - Break
Requests a break in the session
Why use Planning Poker?
A proven agile model to plan and estimate your team projects
A collaborative process
Planning Poker is an agile estimation technique used during sprint planning. The Product Owner presents each backlog item to the development team, who silently pick their card. The simultaneous reveal avoids group bias and encourages open discussion.
More accurate estimates
This model reduces uncertainty about the complexity of each scenario and user story. Fibonacci values naturally reflect the work involved. The Scrum Master facilitates the session, and members reach consensus on the points to assign.
A tool that fits your practices
Whether your team works on-site or remotely, our app replaces the physical meeting room. Each user joins the session from their browser without creating an account. A single link is enough to start the process and apply Scrum project management practices.
Integrated with your workflow
Results are exportable as PDF or CSV. Find the history of your sessions, validated estimates per user story, and statistics for every sprint. A key step to refine your product and plan your agile iterations effectively.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before starting your first session
What is Planning Poker?
Planning Poker is a collaborative agile estimation technique used by Scrum teams during sprint planning. Each participant votes simultaneously on a user story's effort by picking a numbered card based on the Fibonacci sequence. Revealing cards at the same time prevents anchoring bias and sparks productive discussion when estimates diverge. The Scrum Master facilitates the session until the team reaches consensus on the story points to assign to each backlog item.
How do I run Planning Poker with the Fibonacci sequence?
To run a Planning Poker session with the Fibonacci sequence (0.5 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 8 - 13 - 21), follow these steps: the Product Owner presents a user story from the backlog to the development team; each participant silently picks the card matching their estimated effort; cards are revealed simultaneously. If estimates diverge, participants holding the extreme values explain their reasoning, then the team votes again. This process repeats until consensus is reached. Fibonacci values reflect increasing uncertainty: the larger the story, the more approximate the estimate.
What is the difference between Planning Poker and the Delphi method?
Planning Poker and the Delphi method are both consensus-based estimation techniques, but they differ in approach. Delphi relies on anonymous written rounds led by a facilitator who synthesizes results and redistributes them between rounds — without direct confrontation. Planning Poker, designed for agile teams, exposes the votes publicly, which encourages open and immediate discussion. Planning Poker is faster, more playful, and better suited to short sprints, while Delphi is often used in broader expert contexts (long projects, remote expert panels).
Ready to estimate with your team?
Create your first session in 30 seconds. Share the link. Vote together. Free, no sign-up, forever.