Stop Estimating in Numbers: Why Your Team Needs Pumpkins and Whales
A number on the board becomes a deadline in someone's head. Trade the numbers for pumpkins and whales.
Read →Free, no-login estimation poker for agile teams. Create a room, share the link, and estimate together in real time — no sign-up required.
Click Create Session to open a fresh estimation room instantly — no account needed.
Send the short session ID or link to your team. Everyone joins in their browser with one click.
Everyone picks a card in parallel. When all votes are in, the results reveal with mode, average, and median.
Create a room and share the link. No accounts, no installs.
Ticket details, votes, and participants update live for everyone in the room.
Use the classic Fibonacci deck or edit values to fit your team's scale.
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Prefer a ready-made deck? Start a session pre-loaded with one of these common estimation scales.
Estimation poker — also called planning poker — is an agile ceremony where team members estimate the effort of backlog items by playing numbered cards simultaneously. Comparing estimates sparks discussion and leads to more accurate story-point sizing.
Click "Create Session" on the homepage to instantly open a room, then share the short link or session ID with your team. No sign-up or installation is required.
No. estimate.cards is fully no-login: create a room and share the link. Sessions are temporary and expire after their room time-to-live (2h).
Yes. estimate.cards is free to use and supported by a small ad slot. There are no paid plans or accounts.
Yes. The host of a room can edit the point deck values (for example the classic Fibonacci sequence 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 or custom values) to fit your team's estimation scale.
Rooms are only reachable by people who have the link or session ID. Rooms are short-lived and not indexed by search engines, and there is no persistent history stored across sessions.
A number on the board becomes a deadline in someone's head. Trade the numbers for pumpkins and whales.
Read →Standard Fibonacci is a default, not a law. When to reach for powers of two, modified Fibonacci, or a plain linear deck.
Read →Time is subjective. Complexity is universal. Why story points price in the risk and unknowns that hours can't.
Read →'Is this bigger than that?' is a question your brain evolved to answer. 'How many hours?' is one it didn't.
Read →Someone says 'I think it's a 3' and the round is over before it started. Blind reveal exists for a reason.
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