Retro
  • Free
  • Ad free
  • No account
  • No install

Online retrospectives, together and structured.

Create a retro in seconds, share the link with your team and collect points in three columns. No account, no sign-up – just a name. The facilitator controls phases and timer.

  1. 1
    CollectEveryone writes their cards. Other people's cards stay hidden so nobody gets influenced.
  2. 2
    VoteAll cards become visible. The team clusters similar topics, votes and reacts with emojis.
  3. 3
    Action itemsCapture the agreed next steps and export them as Markdown.

Create a new retro

Free, ad free, no account and no email address.

Everything a good retro needs

A lean retro tool for sprint retrospectives, team retros and project reviews – right in the browser.

  • Free, ad free, no account

    Retro is free and ad free: no ads, no registration, no password, no email. Anyone with the link enters a name and joins.

  • Collect in private

    During the collect phase everyone only sees their own cards, so the retro stays honest and nobody gets influenced.

  • Vote and react

    Set the votes per person, react to cards with emojis and merge similar topics by drag and drop.

  • Facilitation and timer

    The facilitator switches phases and starts a timer for everyone – with a sound when time is up, if you like.

  • Live for everyone

    New cards, votes and reactions show up for all participants instantly, no reloading.

  • Export as Markdown

    Copy results and action items as Markdown in one click – for your wiki, a ticket or the team chat.

Frequently asked questions

Is Retro really free?

Yes. Retro is free – creating, sharing and running a retro costs nothing.

Are there ads?

No. Retro is ad free: no banners, no pop-ups – nothing distracts your team from the retro.

Do I need an account?

No. Neither you nor your team needs an account or a sign-up. You only enter a name, shown on your cards. Facilitator rights are tied to your browser.

How do I invite my team?

After creating a retro, share its link. Whoever opens it enters a name and is in – up to 150 people per retro.

Which retro format does it use?

Three columns: “What went well”, “What could be better” and “Action items”. It fits Scrum sprint retrospectives as well as project reviews.

Can I discuss confidential topics?

Retro runs on a shared demo environment. Please do not enter confidential content there.