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Deal a room
Pick a name for yourself and the sprint or story you're sizing. We mint a private link in under a second.
01The Cover Story
Estimate
like you
mean it.
Planning poker for product teams who'd rather play a hand than argue a number.
Deal a room, invite your team, and reveal estimates together. No accounts, no anchoring, no theatrics — just the cards on the table and the conversation that follows.
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02 · Three rounds, no chips
How it plays
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Pass the cards
Share the link. Teammates join with no accounts, no email, no setup. Up to 24 around the table.
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Show your hand
Everyone picks a card face-down. When the facilitator reveals, the hand flips together — no anchoring, no peeking.
03 · Features, but better named
The house rules
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Real-time hands
Every flip, fold, and reveal syncs across the table in under 80ms. Watch your team's cards land as they're dealt.
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No anchoring
Cards stay face-down until the facilitator reveals. The loudest engineer can't set the price before the rest of you finish thinking.
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Consensus, scored
Median, spread, agreement index. We'll tell you when the table is split — and when it's actually time to stop arguing.
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Fold without shame
The 'need more info' card is a first-class citizen. Folding a story is the cheapest re-deal in the deck.
04 · Fibonacci, with personality
The deck
1♠
1♠
2♥
2♥
3♣
3♣
5♦
5♦
8♠
8♠
13♥
13♥
21♣
21♣
☕♦
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An Aside
“If you can’t tell whether a story is a 5 or an 8, just pick the bigger one. It always grows.”
— Every Senior Engineer, eventually
The Fibonacci sequence isn’t a math trick — it’s a confidence ladder. As estimates grow, so does the uncertainty between them. There’s no card between 8 and 13 because, honestly, you don’t know the difference and neither does anyone else at the table.
The coffee card is for “I need a break.” The ? card is for “I need more info.” Both are honest answers and neither makes you look bad.
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