Free sprint retrospectives
Retros that actually change something
Run your retrospective in the browser — and make sure the action items get done. Nobody needs an account: start a board, share the link.
The same problems, sprint after sprint
Most teams finish less than half of the action items from their retros. The board is the easy part; what happens after it is where retros fail. Retroloop is built around that part.
How a retro runs
- 1
Write, anonymously
Everyone adds cards. Other people's cards stay on the server until the facilitator reveals them — not just blurred on screen.
- 2
Group and vote
Drag similar cards together, then spend a limited number of votes on what matters most.
- 3
Agree on up to three actions
Each action item needs an owner and a due date. A few owned items get done; long lists don't.
- 4
Check them next time
The next retro opens with last time's items — done, not yet, or dropped — and your team's follow-through score.
Made for real teams
- No sign-up for anyone, including the facilitator
- Live for everyone: cards, votes and the timer stay in sync
- Export to Jira (CSV), GitHub issues, Markdown and calendar events
- Works on a phone, for people joining from anywhere
- No tracking cookies and no ads; hosted in the EU
Start your team's first retro
It takes ten seconds. Share the link, and your team is in.