Dev tools · September 15, 2025
The Point Poker - Planning Poker App
I built *The Point Poker* (https://www.thepointpoker.com/), a free web app to make estimating efforts in Agile teams more engaging. It takes the standard planning poker method (Fibonacci) and adds *gamification*: * Teams can use custom cards with unique animations and styles. * Users gain experience and level up as they participate in sessions. * Provides real-time collaboration for up to 8 participants per room. The app is entirely free, currently in beta, and open for testing. I'm looking for feedback on the real-time experience and the gamified elements. The current limits…
The Point Poker - Planning Poker App launched on September 15, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,024 of 8,160 launches that month. The site was not reachable when checked in September 2026.
What it does
Plan sprints faster with our free planning poker app. Real-time multiplayer, story points, Fibonacci deck, retrospectives, and team wellness. Built for Scrum masters and dev teams.
In the maker’s words, at launch
I built *The Point Poker* (https://www.thepointpoker.com/), a free web app to make estimating efforts in Agile teams more engaging. It takes the standard planning poker method (Fibonacci) and adds *gamification*: * Teams can use custom cards with unique animations and styles. * Users gain experience…
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