Planning Poker App

Agile story-point estimation for Android

A free, open-source planning poker app built with Ionic. Pick your story-point card, reveal simultaneously with your team, and keep your agile sprints running smoothly — no account, no ads, no fuss.

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Features

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Fibonacci Card Deck

Standard agile estimation values: 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, and ∞.

Instant & Lightweight

Launches in seconds with no login or setup. Just open the app and start estimating.

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100% Open Source

Full source code on GitHub. Inspect it, fork it, or contribute your own improvements.

Get the Android App

Install the APK directly from the GitHub releases page — no Play Store needed.

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About Planning Poker App

Planning Poker App is a simple, no-frills estimation tool for agile teams. Built with the Ionic Framework and TypeScript, it gives every team member a digital card deck on their Android phone so you can run planning poker sessions anywhere — at the office, remote, or on the go. The project is open source and actively maintained on GitHub.

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🔓 Open Source
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🆓 Free to Use

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Planning Poker?

Planning Poker (also called Scrum Poker) is a consensus-based agile estimation technique. Team members pick cards representing story-point estimates and reveal them simultaneously to avoid anchoring bias.

Is Planning Poker App free?

Yes. The app is completely free, open-source, and has no ads or sign-up required. Download the APK from the GitHub releases page.

What card values does the app support?

The app supports the standard Fibonacci sequence used in agile estimation: 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, and ∞.

Can I use this with my remote team?

The app is designed to be used on individual devices during a session — each team member runs it on their own phone and reveals their card at the same time, just like physical cards.

Is the app open source?

Yes. The full source code is available on GitHub at github.com/stebaker92/ionic-planning-poker. Contributions and issues are welcome.