Planning Poker and Sprint Retros for agile teams.

One Workspace for planning poker and focused retros. Estimate what matters, turn retros into accountable action, and keep planning decisions connected to Jira, Linear, or GitHub.

Teammates join with a link — no accounts needed

Estimation that respects the meeting

Run planning poker live, or let the ballot run async and meet only where the team disagrees.

A planning room with revealed votes, the range flagged as a split, and the Accept estimate button

The stage mid-session: a revealed round with the range flagged as a split.

Vote together, reveal at onceEveryone picks a card, the reveal is one click, and a wide spread is flagged so the discussion starts where the estimates split. Accept lands the number.
A story splitting into two new work items that will be created in the tracker

A story splitting into two new items — votes cleared, links kept.

Split stories without leaving the roomWhen an item is too big to estimate, split it into new items on the spot. The originals, links, and queue stay tidy.
Session metrics showing 82% vote alignment, the vote distribution, and elapsed time

The session summary: alignment, distribution, and pace.

Leave with proof, not vibesEvery session ends with a summary — how aligned the votes were, where the team converged, and how long it took.
The deck editor with a T-Shirt deck: drag handles, reorder controls, remove buttons, and an add-a-value field

The deck editor: a T-shirt deck mid-edit — reorder, remove, or add values.

Your deck, your scaleFibonacci, T-shirt sizes, or a fully custom deck with whatever values your team argues in — edit and reorder it right in the room, on the Free plan.
An async ballot with a closing deadline, per-item voting, and votes hidden until close

An async ballot: votes hidden until it closes.

Estimate on anyone's scheduleOpen a ballot with a deadline. Teammates vote from any device when it suits them — votes stay hidden until the ballot closes, so nobody anchors.
The divergence review: two items auto-accepted on consensus, one wide spread held for live discussion

The divergence review: two items auto-accepted, one wide spread held for discussion.

Meet only where the votes splitConsensus items accept themselves. The divergence review sorts the rest by spread, so the meeting starts with the widest disagreement — and often that's the whole agenda.
A Slack message from the SprintBee app: voting window opened, one item ready for estimation, with an Open the room link

The ballot lands where the team already is — with a deadline and a one-click way in.

Nobody has to remember to voteProWhen a ballot opens, the team gets pinged where they already are — Slack, Teams, or email — with a reminder before it closes.
The Add work items panel importing a Jira sprint with keys, status, and descriptions

Importing a sprint from Jira with metadata riding along.

Bring the backlog inProPull a sprint, cycle, saved search, or GitHub Project into the room — descriptions, status, estimates, and people ride along, so nobody re-reads the work item aloud.
A work item card carrying its Points synced badge alongside the full story context

Back on the issue with its Points synced badge — before the session ends.

Points return before the meeting endsProAccept an estimate and it is already back on the connected Jira, Linear, or GitHub item — no export step and no copy-paste session afterwards.
A Jira issue with the SprintBee Companion voting dock open on the page and the side panel showing the paired session

The Companion on a Jira issue: the deck on the page, the session in the side panel.

Vote from the Jira tab you're already inThe Browser Companion — a free Chrome extension — pairs any Jira tab with your room, so you can read the ticket and cast your vote without switching windows.

The stage mid-session: a revealed round with the range flagged as a split.

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The only retro that asks: did it actually help?

Reflect anonymously, vote in secret, commit with an owner — then open the next retro by grading last sprint's actions.

The Choose a template dialog listing Balanced reflection, Start-stop-continue, and 4Ls formats with their prompts

The template picker: proven formats, or your own prompts.

Start from a proven formatStart-Stop-Continue, 4Ls, Sailboat, Starfish — up to five columns — or write your own prompts for the session. Pro Workspaces can save a custom set as their default.
A retro board with Went well, Could improve, and Questions columns being grouped into named topics

The Organize canvas: reflections grouped into topics by drag-and-drop.

Reflect in private, organize togetherReflections stay hidden while people write — no anchoring. Then the board becomes a shared canvas where related cards group into topics.
The AI grouping review: proposed topics with editable titles, one proposal rejected, and an Apply button the facilitator controls

The grouping review: two proposals accepted, one rejected — nothing applies until the facilitator says so.

AI drafts the grouping — you approve itProOn a full board, ask for a suggested grouping. Review every suggested topic, rename or reject any of them, and apply only what's right — the facilitator stays in charge.
Topic cards with secret vote markers choosing what the team will discuss

Voting the topics — the team picks the conversation.

Vote before you discussEveryone gets a limited set of secret votes, so the loudest voice doesn't set the agenda — the discussion starts with what the team actually cares about.
A discussed topic with two improvement actions, each carrying an owner and a success cue

A discussed topic leaving with two owned actions and success cues.

Every topic leaves with an ownerActions get an owner and a success cue — the observable change that tells you it worked, not just "we'll try harder."
The outcome review grading each improvement action as Helped, No clear effect, Did not help, or Keep observing

Next retro opens here: the team grades whether each action helped.

Grade last retro's actionsThe next retro opens by reviewing what you committed to: Helped, No clear effect, Did not help, or Keep observing. Honest, on the record, and nobody else does it.
The actions table handing off to Jira with owners and success cues attached

The handoff: actions filed to Jira with owner and success cue attached.

Actions land in your trackerProFile actions straight into Jira or Linear as real issues — with the owner and success cue attached — so retro commitments live where the work lives.
The Signals panel: wide estimation disagreement, repeated estimates, and actions due for review, each with an include toggle

Signals the facilitator can bring in: estimation disagreement, repeated attempts, actions due for review.

Signals ground the conversationProFacts from your team's own history — wide estimation disagreement, items that needed repeated attempts, actions due for review — plus delivery data when your tracker is connected. Topics start with evidence instead of memory.
Retro Prepare with the period bound to a Jira sprint, improvement actions due for review, and evidence Signals

The sprint frames the retro: period from Jira, actions due for review, evidence ready to include.

Open with the iteration's actual storyProPick the sprint, cycle, or GitHub iteration that frames the retro — its dates set the period, last retro's actions arrive due for review, and the evidence Signals line up beside them.

The template picker: proven formats, or your own prompts.

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Reflections are anonymous until you share them

Estimates and actions land where the team already works

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