Planpok is a planning poker room for agile teams. Paste a ticket, deal the deck, vote in secret, reveal at once. No sign-up for anyone, and rooms close after a few hours of inactivity.
We don’t track teams, so we can’t show you logos. We can show you the product.
01 · How a round goes
Nobody sees anybody’s card before the flip, so nobody anchors on the loudest estimate in the room.
Paste a ticket as the topic. Everyone at the table gets the same deck.
Each person picks a card in secret. Number keys work too.
Three, two, one. Every card flips at once. Nobody can change their mind after.
The outliers explain. The room adjusts. Re-vote or commit, the timer is running.
02 · Decks
Every card carries its key: press the number you mean, or the nearest one. Fibonacci is the default; the room admin switches decks in Settings.
R reveal · N new round · Esc clear · H help
03 · What’s included
And no pro tier: the useful part is the whole product.
A good estimation meeting is mostly silence: a minute of thinking, one second of cards turning, then a short argument about one ticket. Planpok exists to protect that minute and that second.
04 · Questions
Short answers. The fine print is in the footer.
Yes. No paywall, no participant cap, no pro tier hiding the useful parts. Nobody needs an account, not even the person who opens the room.
Because “8 or 13” starts a conversation and “9 or 10” doesn’t. The gaps grow with uncertainty, which is how estimates behave. If your team prefers T-shirt sizes or a straight 0–10 scale, the admin switches decks in Settings.
Six decks are built in: Fibonacci, Modified Fibonacci, T-shirt, Sequential, Star Wars and Food Mood. The admin picks one in Settings and can change it between rounds.
There is no hard cap. Planpok is built for 4 to 12 people around one table; past twelve, extra seats are listed under the table. Larger groups usually estimate better in two rooms.
A room keeps its names, votes and round history while it is in use. After four hours without activity it is deleted with everything in it. We don’t ask for emails and we don’t track teams.
05 · Journal
Planning poker is an agile estimation technique used by Scrum teams to size user stories. Learn how it works, why Fibonacci numbers, and why it beats gut-feeling estimates.
Read Entry 02 · 6 minA step-by-step guide to running an effective planning poker session with your agile team — in-person or remote. Avoid the common mistakes that waste everyone's time.
Read Entry 03 · 5 minPlanning poker and T-shirt sizing are the two most popular agile estimation methods. Here is how they compare, when to use each one, and which works best for sprint planning.
ReadOpen a room, paste the link in your stand-up thread, start estimating. The first round takes about a minute to set up.