Small, loud tools for the ceremonies nobody wants to run — picking who speaks first, and agreeing what a story is worth.
No sign-up, no accounts. The pickers run entirely in your browser; planning poker syncs a room over the wire so everyone votes from their own screen.
Six ways to answer “who goes first?” — pick the one your team hasn’t got bored of yet.
A weighted 3D prize wheel. Spin it, watch it tick down, and read the slice under the pointer.
Pull the lever. Three reels, one winner, far too many sparks for a stand-up.
One die per teammate, thrown across the table and settling in slow motion. Highest roll speaks.
Drop a puck down a pegboard and let it ricochet into somebody’s slot. Nobody can argue with physics.
Everyone becomes a planet. Gravity picks. The chosen world does not survive it.
A knockout tournament for your roster. Round by round, until one name is left standing.
Estimation that earns the room’s attention instead of losing it.
Name a roster once, switch between teams from a dropdown. Shared across all six pickers.
Remove each winner from the pool so the same person never goes twice in one stand-up.
Picker rosters never leave your device. Poker rooms hold only names and votes, and vanish when everyone leaves.