Features

Parley ships two built-in ceremonies: planning poker and a daily standup. Both live inside a space, both are live over a WebSocket, and both export to CSV. An enabled plugin can add another ceremony in the same full-room slot, in a sandboxed frame. The retrospective is that proof: it occupies the room without a core commit.

What is in this section is what exists, checked against the source rather than the plan. Where something is deliberately absent it says so and points at the workaround — Known limitations collects all of it in one place.

Planning pokerStory queue, decks you can add to, hidden votes, and statistics that suit the deck.Daily standupRound-robin with a timer, carry-forward, and a blockers roundup.Retrospective (plugin)Columns, cards, hidden authorship, grouping, dots, and action items — installed, not compiled in.Spaces and room codesA memorable link, a six-character code, and a roster that shows who is where.Guest linksOne URL into one room, for a day and up to 25 redemptions, and nothing else.Presenting a roomA read-only, large-type view of a room for a shared screen or a Meet presentation.KudosA short thank-you with somebody's name on it, and no leaderboard anywhere near it.ExportsCSV of any session, with the spreadsheet-formula escaping you would want.ThemesLight, dark, and follow-the-system.

Running Parley inside a meeting client? See the Google Meet add-on — a side panel to vote from and a main stage the whole call can watch.