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Team retrospectives

Retrospectives your whole team actually shows up to.

Open a retro, share a five-letter code, and work the board together in real time. Everyone adds cards and spends their dots on what to fix next — so the meeting ends with decisions instead of a wall of sticky notes nobody reads again.

Open a retro, your team joins, and everyone's cards and dots show up on every screen as they're added.

A retro stays open for 30 days after its last activity — a card, a dot or someone joining.

How a retro runs

  1. 1

    Open a retro

    The facilitator starts a session and gets a five-letter code and a link — no accounts, no invites, no setup.

    RETRO
  2. 2

    Share the link

    Paste it in chat, or read the code out on the call. Everyone types a name and they're in, on any device.

    JOIN
  3. 3

    Work the board

    Add cards to three columns, spend your five dots on what matters most, and leave knowing what to change.

    AGREE

What it's for

Live, together

Built for a team on a call at the same time. Cards and dot counts update for everyone as they happen.

Low friction to join

A five-letter code is the whole entry ritual. Nobody is blocked at a sign-up form while the meeting starts without them.

Candour by default

What gets written matters more than who wrote it. The board is about the work, not about attributing complaints.

Ends in decisions

Dots exist to pick the few things worth changing. A retro that produces nothing to do was a status meeting.