Free, no sign-up and real time
Online Planning Poker for more honest estimates. Better conversations.
Create a free room, share the link and estimate story points in real time with Fibonacci cards, secret votes and simultaneous reveal. No sign-up.
No sign-up
Real time
100% free
Secret votes
Marina voted
Rafael voted
Joana is thinking
Built for your team's pace
Planning Poker without friction
From secret voting to decision history, everything the team needs to estimate without losing the context of the conversation.
Real-time collaboration
See who has voted and keep the team synchronized without refreshing the page.
Independent estimates
Choices remain secret until all cards are revealed simultaneously.
Recorded decisions
Confirm a round to save its average, distribution and votes in the room history.
How it works
From room creation to consensus in four steps
The flow keeps everyone's attention on the story being discussed — not on the tool.
01
Create a room and add context
Click “Create a free room”, enter your name and name the story or task for the round.
02
Invite your team
Share the link. Each person joins with their own name, without creating an account.
03
Vote in private
Choose a Fibonacci card, use ? to request more information or ☕ to suggest a break.
04
Reveal and move forward
Compare the average and distribution, redo the round or confirm the result and start the next one.
Invite by link
Your next estimate starts now
Create a room, send the link and let Battle Poker handle voting and the simultaneous reveal.
Learn more
What is Planning Poker and how does it work?
Planning Poker is a consensus-based agile estimation technique. Each person privately selects a card representing the effort or complexity of a story, and all votes are revealed at the same time. Simultaneous reveal reduces anchoring bias and turns different estimates into a focused conversation about risks and shared understanding.
In Battle Poker, the team can use Fibonacci cards, ? to request more information and ☕ to suggest a break. After the reveal, participants can compare the average and distribution, vote again or confirm the agreed estimate and keep the decision in the room history.