Planning poker with separate Dev and QA Consensus
Dev says 13. QA says 3. Pointing Out keeps Votes hidden until Reveal, then shows a separate Consensus for each Scorer type.
Pointing Out is in beta — free for now, pricing may change.
How it works
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Create a Room
Sign in, create a Room, and add the Stories you want to discuss.
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Share and Vote
Share the Room link. Participants join with a name and Scorer type; Votes stay hidden until Reveal.
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Reveal both perspectives
Reveal the Votes to see a separate Consensus for development and QA. Use both to guide the discussion.
One Story. Two perspectives.
Dev and QA can see different work in the same Story; separate Consensus keeps both perspectives visible. Both use the Room’s card set.
Watchers can follow the discussion without voting.
Dev
13
Consensus
QA
3
Consensus
Moderator tools
Select Stories
Select the Story the Room is working on, or revisit revealed results.
Set a Reveal timer
Reveal when you’re ready, or set a Reveal timer to Reveal automatically.
Reset Votes
Reset Votes to revisit a Story after the discussion brings new information.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Pointing Out is in beta — free for now, pricing may change.
Do Participants need an account?
No account is needed to join a Room. Open the Room link or enter its code, then choose a name and Scorer type. Sign in to create and moderate a Room.
What card sets can we use?
The default card set is 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21. The Moderator can choose Fibonacci, linear, or powers-of-two presets, or enter a custom numeric set. Both Dev and QA use the Room’s card set. Participants can also Vote ? when unsure.
What happens when someone leaves?
The Room stays open when someone other than the Moderator leaves. If the Moderator chooses to leave, the Room closes and accepts no more joins or Votes. A connection drop alone does not close the Room.
Can I sync Stories with Jira or Linear?
Jira and Linear sync are on the roadmap and are not available yet. Share what you need through the feedback link below.