Why I built ScrumGames.org: training games without sticky notes and stopwatches

I run Scrum trainings, and I love training games. What I didn’t love was the admin: counting sticky notes, timing rounds with a stopwatch, and doing the maths on a flip chart while the group waited.

So I built ScrumGames.org. The game runs on the big screen or a shared Zoom window. Everyone joins with a QR code and plays on their own phone, with no app to install. Scores and charts are ready for the debrief when the game ends.

There are 17 games so far, including Estimation Cards, Retro Board, Feature Market, Pass the Point and Flow Factory. Three of them use AI: your group interviews AI stakeholders and users, played by Claude.

I’d love your input:

• Which training game do you run that you’d like to see on here?

• What’s the most annoying part of running workshops for you, in the room or remote?

Try the demo with simulated players: https://scrumgames.org/demo