Kollabe
The four recurring agile team rituals — planning poker, retrospectives, daily standups and icebreakers — in one tool that works instantly in the browser, no download or account needed to start.
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Description
Scrum teams tend to run the same handful of meetings every sprint — estimating tickets, a daily check-in, a retrospective — often scattered across three different tools or done badly over chat. Kollabe puts all four rituals (planning poker, sprint retrospectives, async standups, icebreakers) in one place that works the moment you open a link, without forcing anyone to create an account first.
Kollabe offers real-time planning poker with anonymous voting, customizable retrospective boards, asynchronous daily standups with AI-generated summaries, and a library of 600+ icebreaker questions, plus integrations with Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps and Linear, a public REST API, an MCP server for AI-assistant access, and a Slack bot for submitting updates without leaving chat. The company reports 287,427 meetings created, 337,480 active users, 5.5M+ votes cast, and 40,000+ teams including Air Canada, IBM, Adobe and Mastercard, and it's a solo-built product by a Sydney-based developer.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your team already runs planning poker, retros and standups as separate habits, Kollabe consolidating all four into one no-signup tool is a genuine convenience win, and the free tier covers small teams completely.
Against specialized single-purpose alternatives — Standuply or Geekbot for standups, a dedicated retro tool, a separate poker app — Kollabe's bundle avoids the friction of juggling three logins and three sets of team invites, and the "no sign-up to start" design removes the usual onboarding tax for a quick planning-poker session with a guest. The numbers (287K+ meetings, clients like IBM and Adobe) suggest real production use, not a toy project, despite being solo-built. The premium tier at $29/month per space is reasonable for the bundle but starts to add up against combining several free-tier competitors individually — the calculus depends on whether your team actually uses all four rituals or just one or two. Solid default choice for a scrum team that wants one tool instead of three; less compelling if you only need standups and Geekbot's simpler focus already does the job.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
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Free : $0, jusqu'à 10 membres/salle, historique 7 jours. Planning Poker Only : $12/mois ou $120/an. Premium : $29/mois ou $290/an (toutes fonctionnalités + API). Enterprise : sur devis.
Pros
Les 4 rituels agile (poker, rétro, standup, icebreaker) dans un seul outil
Aucune inscription requise pour démarrer une session
287 000+ réunions créées, clients notables (Air Canada, IBM, Adobe, Mastercard)
API publique + serveur MCP + intégrations Jira/GitHub/Azure DevOps/Linear
Cons
Produit solo-développé — risque de continuité si le créateur unique s'arrête
Palier gratuit limité à 10 membres et 7 jours d'historique
$29/mois pour l'accès complet, plus cher qu'un outil mono-fonction basique
Moins spécialisé qu'un outil dédié uniquement au standup ou à la rétro