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Estimate stories together with clarity. Learn how to create, run, and manage Planning Poker sessions for your team.

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Introduction

Planning Poker on Mumu

Estimate your backlog faster and keep everyone aligned. Planning Poker helps your team agree on story points with an intuitive, distraction‑free interface. Start a free session in seconds, invite up to 16 people, and reveal estimates together.

This guide explains how to run sessions as a guest (no signup) and as a signed‑in member of an organization, how scales work, and what to expect during a round.

Key concepts

  • Session: A real‑time room where teammates pick cards and reveal estimates together.
  • Scale: The set of available card values (for example, Fibonacci). You can use built‑in scales or define your own.
  • Round: One cycle of voting and revealing. You can run unlimited rounds in a single session.
  • Reveal: The moment when all cards are shown and the average is displayed.
  • Participant types:
    • Guest: Joins without an account. Can start open sessions and invite anyone with the link.
    • Signed‑in member: Belongs to an organization. Sessions created by members are restricted to that organization.

What you can do

  • Start a free session without creating an account.
  • Choose from built‑in scales or provide a custom scale for the session.
  • Invite teammates with a shareable link.
  • See vote status at a glance: a gray dot means not voted yet; a green dot means voted.
  • Reveal cards (any participant can reveal), view each pick, and see the average.
  • Run unlimited rounds; switch context quickly with Start new round.

Limits

  • Each session supports up to 16 participants.
  • Sessions expire automatically after 24 hours.
  • Guests use auto‑generated avatars. To set a custom avatar, sign in and update your profile.

Next steps

If you just want to start estimating right away - go to the Quickstart guide for quests

If you're a signed-in member of an organization and want to understand how sessions, access rules, and reusable scales work - start with Accounts and access