Type them in
Paste a list or add items one by one. No board, no setup and no account.
Results stay in the session. Download them before a guest session is deleted.
Create a session, share one link and estimate together in real time. Guests join with just a name. Sign in with your Laya account to keep your sessions and estimate Jira issues.
Type items in as a guest, or sign in to estimate a Laya board or Jira issues.
Paste a list or add items one by one. No board, no setup and no account.
Results stay in the session. Download them before a guest session is deleted.
Pick cards from a board in your Laya workspace and estimate them together.
Save & Next can save the final estimate to each card’s Estimate.
Pick issues from a Jira board through your workspace’s Jira connection. Issue details open beside the cards.
Save & Next can write the estimate to Jira, by default to the board’s own estimation field.
Type a list, or sign in and pick cards from a Laya board or issues from Jira. Put them in the order you want.
People open it in any browser, on any device, and type a name. Or they scan the QR code from the room.
Cards stay hidden until the reveal. Then everyone sees the average, the most common vote and the spread, and you settle on a number with Save & Next.
Started as a guest? Sign in from the session to keep it. Everyone stays in the room, with their votes and results.
For a quick session with a small group. Start in seconds and share one link.
For teams that estimate every sprint. Your Laya account works here, with nothing extra to set up. Sessions are kept in your team’s Laya workspace.
The room is SprintPoker’s, the same one teams use on Laya.net, so it already handles the details that make estimation fair and quick.
A new session starts in Table view: everyone takes a seat round a poker table. Cards land face down in front of each person and flip together at the reveal, with the result in the middle. The host or a moderator picks the view for everyone, and anyone can keep Classic for themselves.
Not just covered on screen: other people’s votes are not sent to anyone’s browser until the cards flip. Moderators don’t get a peek either.
Average, most common vote, median, range, highest and lowest, with a chart of how the votes spread.
Set a timer for the round so discussion stays focused, then reveal together.
Votes far apart? Discuss, then start a new round on the same item in one click.
Product owners and stakeholders can follow along as observers, without casting a card.
Fibonacci, small Fibonacci, linear, hours and T-shirt sizes. Every deck has a ? card for “not sure”.
Meet live, or run Async Poker over a few days and review the votes together. Starting an async session needs a free Laya account; guests can vote in one by link.
A phone layout with Estimate, Issues and Details tabs, plus a dark theme for late refinements.
SprintPoker inside Jira. Start a session from your board, estimate with your team and save each estimate to the issue.
You are here. Planning poker in the browser, for anyone.
Planning poker inside Jira, from the Atlassian Marketplace.
The work platform behind planningpoker.org.
Practical guides to planning poker, story points and facilitation, from the planningpoker.org team.
Planning poker is a simple card game for estimating backlog items as a team. This guide covers how a round works, why it works, where it came from and how to start.
12 min readA facilitator’s step-by-step guide to planning poker, from preparing the backlog to recording the final estimate, with a sample 60-minute agenda and advice for introducing it to a new team.
11 min readA story point is a relative measure of the effort to finish a backlog item, blending size, complexity and uncertainty. Here is how to calibrate points, forecast with them and avoid the misuses that make teams hate them.
11 min readNo. Type your name and start a guest session, and the people you invite type only a name too. A free Laya account keeps your sessions in a team workspace and adds Jira issues, Laya boards and Async Poker.
Up to 8 people, you included, whether they vote or just watch. Someone who leaves frees their seat.
It is deleted, with its items, votes and names. If people are still in it when the 24 hours are up, it stays open until the room has been empty for 10 minutes, for at most 2 more hours. Download the results first, or sign in to keep the session.
Laya.net is the work platform behind planningpoker.org, made by the same team. Your Laya account works on both sites: sessions you save here also appear in your Laya workspace, along with its boards and its Jira connection.
SprintPoker is our planning poker app. It runs here, on Laya.net and inside Jira as SprintPoker for Jira, and one session can be played in both: people in Jira and people on the web estimate the same round.
Yes, with a free Laya account and a Jira connection in your workspace: pick issues from a Jira board, and Save & Next can write each estimate to Jira. Teams who live in Jira can also use SprintPoker for Jira, and a session can be shared between both apps.
Guest sessions are free. Laya has a free plan with no cap on members, boards or storage. AI features have a daily fair-use limit, and SprintPoker on the free plan has the same core limits as SprintPoker for Jira. Team and Business plans remove those limits and include every Agile Pulse app on Laya.net (SprintPoker, and SprintRetro when it launches). Laya.net subscriptions are coming soon. Workspaces in early access get at least 90 days’ notice before the free plan’s limits apply to them.
Start a free session now, or sign in with your Laya account to keep it.