Round up your posse.
Create a room and share the link. No accounts. No introductions needed.
FREE ONLINE PLANNING POKER · NO SIGNUP
Free planning poker.
Great estimates.
Estimate story points together with free online Scrum poker.
Bring your posse, play your cards, and find your number.
No signup. Just a seat at the table.
No signup · Free to play · Just your team
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MAKE YOUR CALL
TRY THE TABLEBuild the new onboarding
6 of 6 voted
Private hands. Honest estimates.YouHOST
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Alex
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Sam
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Jamie
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Morgan
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Riley
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Your instinct?
From zero to voting.Set up in seconds, literally.
Independent thinking.Hidden votes. Honest estimates.
Everyone at the table.Any device. Any timezone.
Less ceremony.More room for the conversation.
A SHARED ESTIMATE IN THREE STEPS
Every great story
starts around a table.
Play your own hand.
Add a story and pick your points. Everyone thinks for themselves.
Reveal. Discuss. Ride on.
Reveal together, talk it through, and move to the next story.
A LITTLE METHOD BEHIND THE CARDS
What is planning poker?
Planning poker is a collaborative way to estimate a user story or backlog item. Each person chooses a card independently, the team reveals together, and different estimates open a conversation about scope, complexity and uncertainty.
Also called Scrum poker, it helps a team compare work using a shared scale. The goal is a useful discussion and an estimate everyone understands—not a precise promise about hours.
Learn the rules with a worked exampleYour team’s thinking.
One shared table.
Hidden until the reveal.
Other members, including the host, cannot see your card before reveal. Everyone gets room to form a view.
One link. No signup.
Invite through a link, room code or QR code. Use your own meeting call and copy decisions into your backlog.
A saloon with a quiet side.
Choose a cowboy, send an emote or toss a paper ball. Quiet table and separate audio controls keep it comfortable.
THE POINTROOM FIELD GUIDE
All estimation guides ↗Make the next discussion better.
Start here
Planning poker explained: rules, examples and a better first session
Learn how planning poker works, when to use it and what to do when votes differ. Includes a worked example and a practical first-session checklist.
Read the guide ↗Estimation basicsWhat are story points? A practical guide with examples
Understand relative story point estimation, choose useful reference stories and avoid converting points into individual targets or fixed hours.
Read the guide ↗Cards & scalesFibonacci estimation: choosing planning poker cards
Learn why planning poker uses a Fibonacci-style scale, what each PointRoom card means and when a large estimate should lead to splitting a story.
Read the guide ↗A few good questions.
Is PointRoom free, and do I need an account?
Yes. The current app is free and has no payment flow. Enter a display name to play; no email or password is required. An anonymous authentication session keeps your identity stable in the browser.
Which planning poker cards are available?
The fixed deck is 0, ½, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55 and 89, plus ? for more information and coffee for a break. The half-point card is a relative estimate, not half an hour. Custom and T-shirt decks are not currently available.
Can the host see my vote before the reveal?
No. Before reveal, you can see your own value and the room's voting progress, but other players' card values stay hidden, including from the host. The backend enforces this restriction.
How long does a room last, and can I keep the results?
A room lasts 24 hours from creation. Accepted estimates are kept in its temporary session ledger. Copy the decisions you need into your own backlog before ending the room or its expiry. There is no permanent workspace, export button or automatic tracker sync.
How many people can join?
A room supports up to 50 members. Up to 10 have visual seats at the table, while the full roster remains available. Creating new rooms is limited to 12 per hour per anonymous user.
Does PointRoom work with Jira, Linear or a video meeting tool?
Use PointRoom alongside your usual backlog and meeting tools. You can type an external reference into a story, but the app does not import issues, write estimates back to trackers, provide a video call or record your microphone.