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Vote and follow live Scrumly Planning Poker results without leaving your Meet call. Vote in Scrumly without leaving your Google Meet call. Scrumly Poker for Meet automatically finds Planning Poker sessions already open in Scrumly and adds a focused companion to your Meet screen. Choose an estimate, follow voting progress, and review results when the facilitator reveals them—without switching tabs. FEATURES • Automatically detects open Scrumly Planning Poker tabs • Supports Fibonacci, T-shirt, linear, powers-of-two, traffic-light, and custom scales • Shows live voting progress while estimates stay hidden • Displays revealed distribution, average, range, and consensus • Gives facilitators reveal and reset controls • Respects anonymous sessions and observer roles • Switches between multiple open Scrumly sessions • Supports keyboard navigation, reduced motion, and high contrast PRIVACY BY DESIGN The open Scrumly tab remains the secure source of truth. The extension does not access Google Meet audio, video, captions, chat, or participant lists. It does not store votes, names, results, meeting details, or authentication information. Only a preferred Scrumly tab ID is saved locally when multiple sessions are open. HOW TO USE 1. Open or join a Planning Poker session at scrumly.tools. 2. Open a Google Meet call in the same Chrome profile. 3. Select the Scrumly Poker button in Meet to vote and follow the round. Scrumly Poker for Meet is an independent product and is not made by or affiliated with Google. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC.
Jul 27, 2026
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