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Planela agile planning poker

Real-time agile planning poker for distributed teams

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Planela is a real-time agile planning poker application designed to help distributed teams estimate tasks faster and reach consensus more effectively. You can streamline your refinement sessions with interactive voting tools and gain valuable insights through session analytics. Whether you are working across different time zones or in a hybrid environment, Planela provides the structure needed to keep your agile ceremonies efficient and data-driven.

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