Built for backlog refinement
Free planning poker.
Size the work together.
Build shared understanding with online planning poker. Compare assumptions and size a backlog item together, without an account. Create a Room, share the link, and reveal when everyone is ready.
A simple refinement loop
Pick a card. Talk it out.
Scrum describes Product Backlog refinement as an ongoing activity that adds detail, order, and size. The people doing the work are responsible for sizing; planning poker is one optional way to support that conversation.
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Choose independently
The team considers the item and chooses a relative size.
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Reveal together
Keep choices private until everyone has had space to form their own view.
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Discuss differences
Compare assumptions, refine the item, and vote again when understanding changes.
See how closely your estimates align.
After the first Reveal, Alignment Score shows how closely the initial estimates align on a scale of 1-10. Higher means closer estimates. Use it to guide the conversation, not to judge correctness or team performance.
A score needs at least two estimates. Uncertain and missing choices do not count.
Make the conversation count
A little preparation. A better refinement.
Use these short guides to compare work and discuss uncertainty as a team.
Opening the refinement room...
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Refinement room
Choose the story's relative size.
Consider complexity, uncertainty, and the work involved. Pick independently before the reveal.
Anyone with this room link can view the team. Share it only with people who should join this refinement conversation.
Connection
Point selection
Pick a size
Votes revealed
Compare the assumptions at the edges.
Invite the high and low estimates to share what they noticed. Reset when the team is ready to re-vote.
Reveal when the team is ready. Estimates stay private until then.
Session | Round history Round summary
Downloaded files include current Room and Session labels and anonymous results. They can be shared and remain after Room deletion.
No revealed Rounds to export
First-Reveal choices are frozen; later revisions do not change history. At most the newest 100 revealed rounds across all Sessions are retained. Older history is removed; this is not complete lifetime history.