ScrumJesus
Real-time group voting — planning poker, or anything else a room has to agree on.
In remote planning, estimates drift toward whatever the loudest person says first. The fix is mechanical rather than social: every card stays hidden until all are in, then they flip together. Each estimate stays independent because it has to be.
Story points are only the default. A room can vote on anything — a name, a date, a direction — with whatever options you type in. Votes can be anonymous when the topic makes people careful, and a room can be password-protected when it should not be walked into. Everyone picks their own avatar, which is the small thing that turns a list of names into a table.
I did both the design and the front-end. The screen is deliberately bare — room code, participants, cards, nothing else — so the tool needs no explanation before the first round.
- React
- TypeScript