Find answers to common questions about planning poker and its features.
Planning Poker is an agile estimating and planning technique that is consensus-based. Project teams use Planning Poker to estimate the effort or relative size of user stories in story points.
Click the Create New Session button on the landing page. You will be redirected to your newly created session, and you can share the link to the session with your team members.
Easiest way is to have the session creator share the link with you. Alternatively, enter the session ID provided by the session creator into the Enter Session ID field on the landing page and click Join Session.
Yes, you can choose one of fibonacci, t-shirt sizes, or linear sequence decks. The active deck can be changed during the pointing session by clicking the Change Deck button. It can only be changed by the host.
Either share the session ID with them, or copy the link to the newly created session and send it to them. They can then paste the link into their browser to join the session.
You can change your vote as many times as you want while the votes are hidden. Once the votes are revealed, after a cool-down period of 5 seconds, you can cast a second vote if you've changed your mind.
The crown icon indicates that the user is the host of the session. The host has the additional ability to change the active deck for the session.
It depends on the room type. Temporary rooms (quick sessions created from the landing page with a 4-digit ID) allow up to 5 participants. Named rooms (created from your organization dashboard after logging in) have no participant limit. For larger teams, create a named room.
Temporary rooms are limited to 5 voting rounds per session. Named rooms have no round limit, so your team can keep pointing for as long as you need.