Estimation that flows
Make a room, send the link, vote, then flip the cards. That's the whole thing.
Voting types
Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes, or working days. Swap decks mid-session if the room wants a different scale.
Learn moreModerators
Scrum masters and BAs can sit as Facilitators. They run the hand and skip the vote, so they don't set the number.
Learn moreCustomization
Change your avatar in settings if you want to be easier to spot at the table.
Learn moreTopic field
Paste a ticket ID or story title on the hand. Then everyone is pointing the same thing.
Learn morePlanning poker for scrum teams
Pointing Space is planning poker in the browser. Some teams call it scrum poker or pointing poker. You open a room, share one link, vote with the cards hidden, then reveal.
No install. No account to start. Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes, and working days are in the app. A facilitator can run the hand and sit out the vote.
I made it because the other tools had ads, clunky rooms, or got blocked on company networks.
- Step 1
Create a room
Open a room in the browser and copy the link.
- Step 2
Share with the team
Send the URL. Nobody has to install anything.
- Step 3
Vote privately
Each person picks a card. The others can't see it yet.
- Step 4
Reveal and decide
Flip the cards, talk about the outliers, pick a number, next story.
Who it is for
- Scrum masters who want to run the room without voting
- Developers pointing stories in planning or refinement
- BAs who need the ticket in front of the room
- Remote teams that just need a link
Why teams use it
- No account to start a room
- Votes stay hidden until you reveal
- A topic field for the ticket ID
- It stays out of the way
Quick answers
Is Pointing Space free planning poker?
Yes. Open a room and point with your team. If you want to help with hosting, the support page is there.
Do I need an account?
No. Share the link and vote in the browser.
Which estimation decks are included?
Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes, and working days.
Can scrum masters facilitate without voting?
Yes. Facilitator mode lets them run reveal and the topic without playing a card.
Guides on planning poker
- What is planning poker? A practical take for scrum teams Planning poker explained for managers, scrum masters, and BAs—why private votes and a shared reveal still beat arguing in a meeting.
- Planning poker without ads, logins, or VPN drama A free planning poker room in the browser: no ads, no login wall, no install. Why corporate VPNs block other tools—and how this one stays simple.
- How scrum masters run a clean estimation session Facilitator tips for scrum masters and BAs: keep the room moving, use private votes, and stop the loudest voice from setting every story point.
- How to run a story point estimation meeting A practical agenda for story point estimation meetings: prep, private votes, reveal, and when to split work—built for scrum teams online.
Supporters
Thanks to the people and companies who help keep Pointing Space running.