Campee stands out by stripping away the friction found in most planning poker tools. Unlike existing solutions, it is 100% ad-free and requires no account creation, allowing teams to start a session in seconds. The focus is on speed and privacy: no data tracking, no banners, and a minimalist UI. It is a lightweight, free alternative built by a developer for agile teams who value a clean, distraction-free estimation process.
I built Campee because I was tired of the friction in my own team's grooming sessions. Most online Planning Poker tools are either buried under ads, require mandatory accounts, or feel like bloated corporate software. I wanted something that felt like a clean, open-source-style utility: fast, private, and free.
The goal was to create a tool that stays out of the way. I focused on making the transition from "joining a room" to "voting" as instantaneous as possible. During development, I stripped away every non-essential feature to keep the UI minimalist and mobile-friendly.
Campee is my contribution to the agile community. There is no business model, no tracking, and no noise. It is just a simple, reliable way to estimate tickets. I would love to hear your feedback on the flow and if there are any small features that would make your sprint planning even smoother.
Congratulations on the launch! Really love the minimalist approach, it's refreshing to see a dev tool that just works without all the bloat.
Quick question: does it support custom card decks beyond the standard Fibonacci sequence? Some teams prefer T-shirt sizes or custom scales for different types of estimation.
Congrats on the launch, @kevinpainchaud . I like the minimalist interface. Your focus on privacy is great.
I noticed one small thing on the page. You mention it is for teams who value speed. Right now the text focuses on the card game. It might miss the busy lead who just wants to save time.
Rooting for you.
No signup, no ads, instant session you just described every dev's dream estimation tool. Are you thinking about adding async voting for distributed teams across time zones, or keeping it strictly real-time? That'd be a real differentiator.
Interesting idea. Removing account creation is actually a smart move — most tools add unnecessary friction.
how do you handle session persistence or team collaboration if users don’t sign up?
I’m currently building Zuppibuy, a local classifieds platform, so I’m always interested in products that reduce friction in user onboarding.
No account, no ads, no tracking — this is exactly how developer tools should work, and the fact that you stripped it to the essentials instead of adding features is a design decision most makers struggle to commit to. One small feature that could be valuable: a quick "estimation history" export per session so the team can paste results into Jira or Linear without manual copying — would that fit the minimalist philosophy?
