Poker Plan'em: Collaborative Agile Planning Made Easy

This is the place where thousands of agile teams make their agile plannings flawlessly. Best of all, our service is completely free!

What is poker planning?

Poker planning, also referred to as Scrum poker or Agile estimation, is a consensus-based technique implemented in agile software development to determine the complexity or effort of tasks or user stories. Team members involved in this method align and are dispersed with the same deck of cards where the numbers depicted represent units of work allocated for estimation. A task is discussed, and each member subsequently selects a card in private showing their estimation that is unveiled simultaneously. If the chosen cards are not aligned, a discussion follows until a consensus is arrived. Poker planning is effective in team collaboration, eliciting diverse viewpoints, and ensuring a shared understanding among members which is essential in managing and prioritizing work.

Explore the power of Poker Plan'em

  • User-friendly interface: Our intuitive interface makes agile planning a breeze, allowing teams to collaborate effortlessly.
  • Customizable estimation: Tailor your planning process using different types of decks, you can estimate using points with Fibonacci and Power of two decks, or you can be more flexible using T-shirt sizes deck.
  • Real-time collaboration: Foster teamwork and transparency with real-time collaboration tools, enabling team members to contribute and communicate effectively.
  • You have the control: If you create a room, you can set up tasks, start and end voting and even kick a user if you think that it doesn't belong there.
  • Your information is yours: Every room, task, and vote is saved in a temporary store that is set to expire 30 minutes after the last change made, we don't keep anything. So you don't have to worry about your data being save where you don't want to.

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