PointPoker
Zero-friction Scrum poker. No signup, no install, no ads
7 followers
Zero-friction Scrum poker. No signup, no install, no ads
7 followers
Free planning poker - no account, no install, no ads. Share one link and your whole team joins instantly. Story queue with Jira import. Hand off facilitator role mid-session. Revote any story with one tap. Snap back into your session on disconnect/join next day, Observer mode, Async voting, Auto-reveal, voting timer. Session recap: vote distribution, closest estimator, voting streaks. Slack bot, and Chrome extension built in. Works on any device. Free for unlimited teams, forever.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built PointPoker because of an ad
During a sprint refinement, our meeting organizer was sharing their screen and a Price Drop Alert - Flights to Italy 🇮🇹 banner appeared across the top of the planning poker tool. The whole team saw it. Someone asked if they were planning a trip. Cringeworthy uncomfortable laughter followed.
It happened again. Then a third time, this time it was jeans.
That third session is when I stopped looking for a better tool and started building one. The ads weren't a bug in those tools, they were the business model. The only way to get rid of them was to build something with no ads.
So I did...no ads, no signup, no install. Share a link, everyone joins, you vote, you get things done and leave. That was v1.
Since then it's grown to add more features, story queues, Slack integration, Chrome extension for importing Jira stories, Jira integration, observer mode, session recaps, facilitator handoff, auto-rejoin, async voting and more. Still free. Still no ads.
Happy to answer anything! 🚀
Honestly this looks solid for quick sessions. One thing that would help my team a lot though is being able to set custom card values, since we use a modified Fibonacci scale with half steps for our story points. Right now we just have to mentally round things off which kind of defeats the purpose for closer estimates.
@hayrettinpiec Appreciate the feedback! Mental rounding quietly defeats the point of a finer scale. Right now the app does not expose custom card values yet, but a custom scale (your modified Fibonacci with half steps and all) is exactly the kind of thing that should be a room setting.
I am bumping it up the list.
Clarifying here -> so I build it right. What does your scale look like (e.g. 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5 3, 5, 8…)? I want half-steps to be a first-class option, where users can click, choose and get in to it, instead of having to do it manually.
Shared a link with my dev team in seconds, no signup friction at all. The Jira import saved us from manually retyping stories.