Estimioo vs ScrumAI

Estimioo is a web tool for agile teams running planning poker, sprint retrospectives, and asynchronous daily standups. Its optional Claude-powered AI proposes story-point estimates with reasoning and can identify missing acceptance criteria or hidden complexity. Votes stay concealed until simultaneous reveal, with high vote variance flagged. Teams can use Fibonacci, Modified Fibonacci, T-shirt, or Powers of 2 scales. Retrospectives provide more than 45 templates on every plan. Standup rooms organize yesterday’s work, today’s plans, and blockers in date-keyed, timezone-aware updates. Guests join through an invite link or QR code without accounts; only the host signs in. Results and standup summaries can be copied to Slack without a bot. The Team plan adds Jira Cloud through OAuth or an API token, issue previews, and filtered backlog imports; estimate write-back is on the roadmap. AI data is not retained for training, and Privacy Mode removes specified identifiers before submission. The Free plan costs nothing, while Team costs $7 a month.

ScrumAI is a web service for asynchronous engineering standups in Slack or Discord. At a configured time, its bot asks three short questions, allowing teammates to answer on their own schedules. When the response window ends, AI creates a two-paragraph summary and a blocker list; refreshing the page does not regenerate that readout. A dashboard separates late replies from missed replies and shows extracted blockers. Teams can set days, time, timezone, and questions, then run multiple standup configurations for sub-teams. Its graph-based flow builder can branch according to answers, route messages to channels, or skip steps. ScrumAI says Supabase row-level security scopes data by team. Beta retention is 90 days. The Beta plan is free for up to five teammates per workspace; Standard is listed at $5 a month per user.