Sprint Retro tool
Free Online Sprint Retrospective Tool
Run remote retrospectives with guided rounds, retro templates, voting, action items, and a summary you can copy or export. No account needed.
Guided retro flow
Move from writing to reveal, voting, discussion, and actions so the team knows what to do next.
Remote team friendly
Share one room link. Everyone can add feedback, review themes, and vote together online.
Action-focused output
Capture actions during the retro and copy or download a summary before the session ends.
How to run a sprint retrospective online
- Create a Sprint Retro room and enter a session name.
- Choose a format such as Classic, Start Stop Continue, Mad Sad Glad, or 4Ls.
- Invite teammates with the room link.
- Ask everyone to write feedback before cards are revealed.
- Vote on the topics that matter most and discuss the strongest themes.
- Add actions, then copy or export the retro summary.
Sprint retrospective templates
Pick a template that matches the kind of conversation your team needs. Each guide explains when to use it, prompts to ask, and how to run it online.
Classic Sprint Retrospective
A simple what went well, what could improve, and actions format for regular sprint retros.
Read template guideStart Stop Continue
Decide which habits to start, stop, and continue in the next sprint.
Read template guideMad Sad Glad
Explore team morale and the emotions behind the sprint before choosing actions.
Read template guide4Ls Retrospective
Reflect on what the team liked, learned, lacked, and longed for.
Read template guideWhy use an online retrospective tool
- Keeps remote and hybrid teams in one shared workspace.
- Gives everyone quiet writing time before group discussion.
- Uses voting to focus on the topics with the most value.
- Turns discussion into actions instead of loose notes.
- Makes the final summary easy to share after the retro.
Tips for better retros
- Open with a short check-in so the room feels safe.
- Time-box each phase to keep energy high.
- Discuss themes rather than every card one by one.
- Leave with one to three actions the team can actually complete.
- Review previous retro actions before starting the next session.
Sprint retrospective FAQ
What is a sprint retrospective?
A sprint retrospective is a Scrum ceremony where the team reflects on the last sprint, discusses what went well, identifies improvements, and agrees actions for the next sprint.
How do you run a sprint retrospective online?
Create a shared retro room, invite the team, give everyone time to write feedback, reveal cards together, vote on the most useful topics, discuss the top themes, and record actions.
What questions should you ask in a retro?
Common questions include what went well, what could be improved, what should we start doing, what should we stop doing, and what actions should we take next.
Can I run a free retrospective without an account?
Yes. Agile Tools lets you create a free online Sprint Retro room and invite teammates with a link without requiring sign-up.
Should retrospective feedback be anonymous?
Anonymous feedback can help quieter or less confident team members contribute honestly. Facilitators should still keep the discussion constructive and action-focused.
What should happen after a retrospective?
The team should leave with a small number of clear actions, owners where useful, and a plan to review those actions in the next retro.
Ready to run your next retro?
Create a free Sprint Retro room, choose a template, invite your team, and leave with clear actions.
Open Sprint Retro