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Android app for playing agile Planning Poker. Contribute to sep/planning-poker-android development by creating an account on GitHub. An iOS app that organizes your to-do list by category, Things 3 makes it easy to stay organized and, as the name suggests, on top of things. With a clean design, interactive checklist (who doesn’t love crossing something off their list?), and an easy drag-and-drop interface, Things 3 is the perfect planner tool for those who want to download an app and start using it immediately without any.

Updated 8/16/20

1. Background info: planning poker, also called scrum poker, is a consensus-based technique for estimating, mostly used to estimate effort or relative size of development goals in software development. Individual stories are presented for estimation.
2. Use your Microsoft account to access Office, OneDrive and many additional apps available anywhere on your Android or iOS devices.
3. PokerMatch app is very easy to use and it is available for users of the most popular platforms such as Windows, iOS and Android.

As you may know, I use a combination of Android, iOS, and PC for my digital planners. I love that I can have my planners on all of these devices.

Each has it’s own pros and cons… which I won’t dive too deeply into in this article. But I will let you know which ones are my favorites.

For iOS:

Please note that I don’t use an iPhone…. I only use the iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil. 🙂

• GoodNotes 5 – This is a very easy to use note taking app that is very popular with the digital planning community. You can import your planner into the app and customize it so easily. I have a sticker book that is designed for GoodNotes only… This is where I store all of my digital stickers that I use in every planner. At this time, it is only available in my older shop due to file size limits. The GoodNotes Sticker Book
• ZoomNotes – This note taking app is filled with features that are not available in GoodNotes. I temporarily switched to this app so I could use all of those features…. but, I ended up switching back. I found that the app was still a little too glitchy when working with larger files.
• OneNote – Microsoft OneNote is a great alternative for your digital planners. You can take a PDF file and “print” it into a note. When using OneNote, your planner can sync across all devices where the app is installed. This is a huge advantage. I found that so many people were interested in using OneNote. This led me to design a planner specifically to be used in the app. It’s actually the one I personally use right now….. The planner is all set up in a notebook with sections and pages already designed. You can find my OneNote planners in the Everyday Awesome shop.
• Metamoji Note – Metamoji is very similar to GoodNotes. And… it has the advantage of syncing across multiple platforms. There is a version for iOS, Android, and PC.
• Noteshelf 2 – Noteshelf is also similar to GoodNotes but I prefer using this app now. It just seems to run smoother and you don’t have to turn off the pen functions when using your linked tabs.

For Android:

• OneNote – This is my favorite app to use with my digital planners on Android. At this time, I use the planner on my Samsung Galaxy Note 9. The smaller screen is a challenge to use at times but I make it work. Having the S-Pen is a huge plus for this setup. My phone is always with me and I can update my planner at any time. And remember, OneNote syncs across all of your devices. This means I can also use it on my Surface Go.
• Metamoji Note – This is a great alternative for Android users who want an app similar to GoodNotes. I used this app exclusively before purchasing GoodNotes. When you set up a free account, you can sync your files across Android, iOS, and PC.

For PC:

• OneNote – I have used OneNote on my laptop for many years. I love to use the web clipper to add in notes while browsing the internet. I also save important email directly into the app for archiving purposes. Now, I also use my Awesome Planner for OneNote in the app. I use my laptop for work and I can simply click on my planner and add information without leaving my computer. It’s easier to add typed notes when I can use my laptop keyboard. When using OneNote, my planner gets synced across my laptop, phone, Surface and iPad automatically.
• Metamoji Note – There is a version of this app that can be installed on your PC. I am currently not using it but I do have it installed. Metamoji is another great app that syncs across Android, iOS and PC.

Note:

There are many other note taking apps that can import PDF files for annotation. These are just the few that I have personally used and like. If you are looking for alternatives, just search for “note taking” or “pdf annotation” in the app store. Make sure that the app you choose will allow you to annotate a PDF files. 🙂

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Undated PDF Planners (GoodNotes, Noteshelf, etc):

Undated Planners for OneNote:

More Info:

The Awesome Planner is dedicated to printable planner inserts and stickers. The Everyday Awesome TV shop is dedicated to digital planners….. These shops are linked together. This means that some items you add to your cart at The Awesome Planner may redirect you to the Everyday Awesome shop for checkout. (If viewing this content on MimiGaylor.com, you will be directed to either shop for checkout.)

You can find more info on digital and paper planning by subscribing to the Everyday Awesome TV YouTube channel.

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Much love – Michele