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Planning should end with a decision.

ScrumDeck is a focused planning poker workspace for teams that want private votes, clear reveals, accepted estimates, and follow-through after the room closes.

Create a free room See the Jira workflow
Guests join by linkPrivate votingAccepted estimates travel forward
Three luminous planning cards converging around a shared decision token.
Independent estimates. Shared signal. A decision the team can use.

What guides the product

The ceremony earns its time when the output survives the meeting.

Keep the room light

Participants should be able to join quickly, vote privately, and stay focused on the estimate instead of the tool.

Make disagreement useful

Hidden votes and shared reveals help the team see the spread before the loudest voice turns into the estimate.

Carry decisions forward

An accepted value should become something the team can export, review, or sync back into the workflow they already use.

Four luminous planning surfaces gathered around one shared signal.
Many perspectives in the room, one practical estimate leaving it.

Founder story

Built by a developer who wanted the tool to get out of the way.

ScrumDeck started from the everyday irritation of planning tools that made teams slow down before they could even estimate. The product is shaped around the opposite standard: open the room, invite the team, surface the disagreement, and leave with a value the team trusts.

Ray Ware

Founder & Developer

  • Built from a developer’s frustration with clunky estimation tools.
  • Designed for distributed teams that need low-friction planning rooms.
  • Kept intentionally practical: fewer gimmicks, more useful ceremony output.

From room to workflow

ScrumDeck is for the handoff after the reveal.

Estimation is only useful when the decision is captured cleanly. The product connects the conversation, the accepted value, and the next place your team works.

01

Plan

Start with the work in front of the team.

Create a room, share the link, estimate tickets, and reveal when everyone is ready.

02

Decide

Turn the conversation into an accepted value.

Facilitators can accept the estimate that reflects the team’s decision and keep the room moving.

03

Follow through

Send the outcome where it is useful.

Use exports, Jira story point sync on Professional, and retrospective action items to reduce meeting residue.

What exists today

A practical stack for planning, deciding, and following through.

  • Planning poker rooms with private voting and shared reveal
  • Guest participation through a simple room link
  • Jira ticket import and story point sync on Professional
  • Retrospectives and action items for follow-through
  • Slack sharing and notifications for team workflows
Jira-connected estimation Slack-aware workflows Team rooms

Try the product

Run the next estimate in a room built for decisions.

Create a free planning room, invite the team, and see whether the meeting ends cleaner than the last one.

Create a free room