Top 5 Free iPhone Agile Planning Poker Apps
Francois Baronnet’s Planning Poker – [Download for iPhone]
Rating: 2/5
Features:
- Selected card is now clearly identifiable
- Two modes: fast or flashy (restart app to change mode)
- User preferences are saved
Unboxed Consulting Planning Poker – [Download for iPhone or Android]
Rating: 3/5
Features:
- Create a custom set of numbers if the supplied sets do not meet your needs
- Timer included
BiBa Software Agile Planning Cards – [Download for iPhone]
Rating: 3/5
Features:
- Several color themes and card backgrounds are included
Kleancode Scrum Poker – [Download for iPhone]
Rating: 3/5
Features:
- Simple interface
- Quick and smooth animation
- Lightweight footprint
- Optimized for easy navigation
White Scape Estimation Poker – [Download for iPhone]
Rating: 2/5
Features:
- Rapid card selection
- Configure own card sequence
- Show or hide cards
- Use a reveal card if desired
- No advertisements
James Williams Agile Poker Lite – [Download for iPhone]
Rating: 3/5
Features:
- Card transition features
- Multiple sequence options
Top 5 Free Android Agile Planning Poker Apps
David Pettersson No Fuss Planning Poker – [Download for Android]
Rating: 4.2/5
Features:
- Simple black and white
Black Cap Planning Poker – [Download for Android]
Rating: 4/5
Features:
- Customizable card decks
- Change card values
- Use a reference value and your own team logo
- Supports 3 card decks
Tre Everette Scrum Poker Cards – [Download for Android]
Rating: 4.2/5
Features:
- Simple green interface. Smooth controls
Konnect Agile Poker for Estimation – [Download for Android]
Rating: 4/5
Features:
- Simple clean interface (but with a big ad on the top for the company)
artArmin Scrum Poker Cards – [Download for Android]
Rating: 4.5/5
Features:
- Clean interface
Don’t forget the new, but promissing, “SCRUM Card Box”for iPhone!
Free, fun, pretty.
Just try it, you’ll love it!
Nice. You should put in link.
Yep. You’re right.
An overview is available here:
http://cartesscrum.sgintech.fr/english
Download on iTunes:
http://bit.ly/mtOMRe
Thanks
Why is it that the range of Scores for the iPhone apps is 2 to 3, whereas the range for the Android apps is 4 to 4.5? To me, the Android apps didn’t look particularly better.
Great point. It seems that the people over at the android app world generally rate their apps higher.
Apple Snobs perhaps?