Point Taken
Point Taken is a free, privacy-friendly planning poker app that helps agile teams estimate work without turning it into another ceremony. Create a room, share the link, and start voting—there are no accounts to register, ads to dismiss, or complicated settings to work through.
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- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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- Online
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What is Point Taken?
Point Taken is a free, privacy-friendly planning poker app that helps agile teams estimate work without turning it into another ceremony. Create a room, share the link, and start voting—there are no accounts to register, ads to dismiss, or complicated settings to work through.
Among other things, Point Taken includes:
- Real-time voting and card reveals
- Fibonacci, T-shirt size, and fully customizable decks
- A backlog queue for preparing and reordering upcoming items
- Automatic reveal and voting reminders
- Estimate suggestions based on the team’s votes
- Agreement, vote-spread, and round insights
- Observers, facilitator controls, room locking, and reactions
- Session history with CSV and Markdown exports
Rooms automatically expire after seven days of inactivity, and facilitators can delete them whenever they want. Point Taken doesn’t use advertising or tracking, and exports are generated directly in your browser. It’s a simple tool for teams that want to discuss estimates, reach a decision, and get back to the work.