Laya meets your work in three ways. Built-in connectors bring boards from Jira, Azure DevOps, monday.com, GitHub and GitLab into Laya. Apps like SprintPoker come with your Laya.net account. Marketplace apps take the Laya experience the other way, installed inside the platform your team already lives in.
Planning poker for your team, from the team behind SprintPoker for Jira and Azure DevOps. Estimate a Laya board or Jira issues together. Guests join with just a name.
SprintPoker by Laya Included
Live or async rounds. Votes stay hidden until the reveal, and the agreed estimate can be saved straight to the Laya card or Jira issue.
SprintRetro Coming soon
Retrospectives with ready-made templates, anonymous cards and votes. Available today for Jira and Azure DevOps.
Free on Laya’s free plan, with the same core limits as SprintPoker for Jira. Team and Business plans remove those limits and include every Agile Pulse app on Laya.net (SprintPoker, and SprintRetro when it launches).
| App | Laya.net | Jira | Azure DevOps |
|---|---|---|---|
| SprintPoker | Included | App | App |
| SprintRetro | Soon | App | App |
SprintPoker comes with your Laya.net account, Laya Board for Jira is a free Marketplace app, and SprintRetro is coming to Laya.net.
Planning poker for teams
Everyone picks a card in secret, the cards flip together, and you agree on a number. Estimate a typed list, a Laya board or Jira issues, live or async.
A faster board over your real Jira issues
Laya Board renders a fast, beautiful board inside Jira itself: dragging a card runs a real Jira workflow transition, and every edit respects your Jira permissions. Link it to a Laya workspace when you are ready and Jira changes stream into Laya, with master boards and guest sharing on top.
Retrospectives for teams
Run retros together with ready-made templates like Start, Stop, Continue and Sailboat, anonymous cards, votes and a shared timer, then follow up on the actions. Coming to Laya.net, and available today for Jira and Azure DevOps.
The difference is simply where each piece runs, and all three can serve the same team at once.
Configured from within Laya, connectors mirror boards from your existing tools onto Laya's faster surface with two-way sync. Nothing is migrated, and edits flow back to the source. Jira and Azure DevOps sign in with OAuth; monday.com, GitHub and GitLab connect with a personal API token (GitHub and GitLab also offer OAuth where it is configured).
Apps that come with your Laya.net account and run right next to your boards, with nothing to install. SprintPoker is the first: planning poker for your team, where guests join with just a name. SprintRetro is coming soon.
Installed from another platform's marketplace, these apps run inside that product rather than inside Laya, so your team gets a Laya-quality board without switching tabs, and without anyone needing a Laya account to use it. The first is Laya Board for Jira, and linking a Laya workspace later is always optional.
| Built-in connectors | Included apps | Marketplace apps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | In Laya: your boards appear in your Laya workspace | In Laya.net, next to your boards | Inside the other platform, for example as a Forge app inside Jira |
| Who sets it up | A Laya workspace Admin or Owner connects the tool | Nothing to install: it is part of your workspace | A site administrator installs it from the platform's marketplace |
| Account needed | A Laya account, plus authorisation for the connected tool | A Laya.net account to host; guests join with just a name | Just your account on that platform; a Laya account is optional |
| Best when | Your team works in Laya but the work is tracked elsewhere | Your team estimates or reviews work together | Your team lives in the other tool and wants a faster board there |
Apps are how Laya travels to where your team already works. SprintPoker and Laya Board for Jira are here, and SprintRetro is next. In the meantime, the built-in connectors already cover Jira, Azure DevOps, monday.com, GitHub and GitLab from the Laya side.
