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Real-time Fibonacci estimation for distributed agile teams. Sub-second reveal across timezones, no logins, no plugins, unlimited participants. Plus in-depth guides for retrospectives, standups, and sprint planning.
The toolkit.
11 ceremonies · planning poker liveWhy ScrumChamps.
04 reasonsFree to start
Get started instantly with no credit card required. Core features available to all agile teams.
Community-driven
Built with input from agile teams worldwide. Follow our roadmap and share feedback.
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Start a session in seconds. No accounts, no emails, no friction. Just collaborate.
Real-time sync
Built for distributed teams with instant WebSocket updates and seamless state.
How it works.
three steps · five minutes- 01
Choose a ceremony
Pick the agile ceremony you want to run from the toolkit above.
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Open or join a room
Two fields. The room URL is the entire invite. Drop it into Slack, Teams, or your calendar.
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Collaborate in real time
Your whole team participates together with sub-second updates, voting, and synchronization.
Common questions.
5 entries01Is ScrumChamps really free?
Yes. ScrumChamps is free to use with no signup required. Start planning poker sessions instantly with unlimited participants.
02Do I need to create an account?
No account required. Choose a ceremony, enter your name, and start collaborating. We respect your privacy and don't collect unnecessary data.
03How many people can join a session?
Unlimited. Whether you have a team of 5 or 50, everyone can participate in the same session simultaneously.
04What is Planning Poker?
Planning Poker is a consensus-based estimation technique used by agile teams to estimate user story complexity using Fibonacci numbers. It helps teams align on effort and avoid estimation bias.
05When will the other ceremonies be available?
We're actively developing Sprint Retrospective, Daily Standup, Sprint Planning, and Backlog Refinement tools. Planning Poker is fully functional now. Follow our progress on GitHub.
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