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ScrumGames.org
Scrum training games your group plays on their phones
17 Scrum training games on the big screen, played on everyone’s phone, in the room or on Zoom. Join with a QR code, no app needed. Scores and charts are ready for your debrief, and 3 AI games let your group interview AI stakeholders.
I run Scrum trainings, and I love training games. What I didn’t love was everything around them: counting sticky notes, timing rounds with a stopwatch, and doing the maths on a flip chart while the group waits. Online it was even harder. Half the group was muted, and the other half was waiting for someone to share their screen.
🖥️ The game runs on the big screen or a shared Zoom/Teams window.
📱 Everyone joins with a QR code and plays on their own phone. No app, no accounts.
📊 Scores, charts and debrief questions are ready the moment the game ends.
There are 17 games for Scrum Masters, Product Owners, agile coaches and trainers, including Estimation Cards (secret votes, no anchoring), Retro Board, Feature Market, Pass the Point and Flow Factory. Three AI games let your group interview AI stakeholders and users, played by Claude.
There’s also The Scrum Games, a free monthly competition. Teams from different companies get the same product challenge, and every team gets a LinkedIn badge with its result.
🎁 For Product Hunt: 1 month of the Trainer plan free. [How to claim it, e.g. use code TRAINER1 at sign-up.]
I’d love your honest feedback: which training game do you run that should be on here next? And what’s the most frustrating part of running workshops for you?
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“Scrum training games your group plays on their phones”
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Bas Mienis
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m @bas_mienis , maker of ScrumGames.org.
I run Scrum trainings, and I love training games. What I didn’t love was everything around them: counting sticky notes, timing rounds with a stopwatch, and doing the maths on a flip chart while the group waits. Online it was even harder. Half the group was muted, and the other half was waiting for someone to share their screen.
So I built ScrumGames.org:
🖥️ The game runs on the big screen or a shared Zoom/Teams window.
📱 Everyone joins with a QR code and plays on their own phone. No app, no accounts.
📊 Scores, charts and debrief questions are ready the moment the game ends.
There are 17 games for Scrum Masters, Product Owners, agile coaches and trainers, including Estimation Cards (secret votes, no anchoring), Retro Board, Feature Market, Pass the Point and Flow Factory. Three AI games let your group interview AI stakeholders and users, played by Claude.
There’s also The Scrum Games, a free monthly competition. Teams from different companies get the same product challenge, and every team gets a LinkedIn badge with its result.
🎁 For Product Hunt: 1 month of the Trainer plan free. [How to claim it, e.g. use code TRAINER1 at sign-up.]
You can try it right now with simulated players: https://scrumgames.org/demo
I’d love your honest feedback: which training game do you run that should be on here next? And what’s the most frustrating part of running workshops for you?