Tips and guides on planning poker, retros and agile estimation.
AgileKit's new logo is drawn with the numbers on a planning poker deck: 2, 3, 5 and 8. Here's the math behind the spiral, and why it's a picture of agile.
AgileKit now runs retros on the same whiteboard as planning poker. Write face-down, vote on what to talk about, and carry open action items into the next retro.
AgileKit now connects to Jira Cloud. Pull sprint issues into your planning sessions, push story point estimates back when your team agrees on a number, and stop copy-pasting between tabs.
Compare Planning Poker, T-Shirt Sizing, Affinity Estimation, and more. Find which method fits your team size, precision needs, and context.
The Fibonacci sequence isn't agile tradition or arbitrary convention. It's built on how human perception actually works. Here's the science behind why 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 makes your estimates better.
The inventor of story points now regrets creating them. Research shows hours might actually be more accurate. So why do 61% of agile teams still use points?
Master facilitating planning poker. This guide covers the process, the science behind why it works, and practical tips from real sprint planning sessions.
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