More accurate estimates
Combine the experience of developers, testers, designers and product owners to reach consensus-based estimates.
Poker-Planning.org is a lightweight, browser-based Planning Poker tool built for remote and hybrid Agile teams. Estimate user stories together in real time – with no accounts, no ads in the tool, and no payment of any kind.
Planning Poker (also known as Scrum Poker) is one of the most popular Agile estimation techniques. By letting everyone vote at the same time, it encourages discussion, exposes assumptions, and produces estimates that the whole team supports.
Combine the experience of developers, testers, designers and product owners to reach consensus-based estimates.
Large gaps in votes highlight uncertainty and risk, making it easier to clarify requirements before coding starts.
Easily run refinement and estimation sessions with distributed or hybrid teams using only a browser.
Poker-Planning.org follows the classic Planning Poker flow and keeps the interface focused only on what you need to estimate user stories efficiently.
New to Planning Poker or Agile estimation? Explore these guides to help your team get the best out of each session:
Discover the principles behind Planning Poker and why so many Scrum teams use it for story estimation.
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Step-by-step walkthrough of the tool, from creating a session to revealing cards.
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Tips to improve sprint planning, manage uncertainty and use story points effectively.
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Learn how to run Planning Poker sessions online with a free, browser-based tool designed for Agile teams.
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Understand how Scrum teams use Planning Poker and story points to estimate backlog items effectively.
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Answers to common questions about Planning Poker and using Poker-Planning.org for Agile estimation.
Planning Poker is an Agile estimation technique where each team member privately selects a card to estimate the effort of a user story. All cards are revealed at the same time to avoid anchoring and to encourage discussion.
The Product Owner explains the story, the team asks clarifying questions, then everyone chooses a card from a numeric deck such as the Fibonacci sequence. After the reveal, the team discusses the results and agrees on a final estimate in story points.
Many Scrum teams use a modified Fibonacci sequence like 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89. The gaps between numbers increase with size, reflecting higher uncertainty on larger stories.
No. Planning Poker is not gambling. It only borrows the idea of cards from poker. The technique is used to estimate software work in Agile teams and does not involve betting or real money.
Yes. Poker-Planning.org is designed for remote and hybrid teams. You can create a session in your browser and invite teammates with a simple link so everyone can estimate from anywhere.
No account is required. You can start a Planning Poker session, share the link and estimate user stories with your team without signups, passwords or payments.
No installation, no registration and no payment required. Poker-Planning.org is designed to be a clean, focused tool for Agile estimation – and nothing else.