Reetro

Reetro is a web-based retrospective tool for Agile teams that want to turn feedback into tracked actions. It suits remote and hybrid teams that need anonymous input, team health checks, and flexible exports. Its strongest case is the combination of feedback tools and action tracking; the key trade-off is that AI features and team capacity depend on the plan.

Overview

Reetro brings retrospectives, surveys, polls, kudos, and team health checks into one workspace. Teams can collect anonymous feedback across a retrospective or on individual cards, then carry action items forward with the Action Tracker and exports to Agile tools.

RoundUp adds a distinct way to gather input: participants can submit private voice, video, or text responses, which it synthesizes into a verdict, themes, dissenting views, and board cards. This may help teams surface differing views without making each contribution public.

Key features

• Feedback and facilitation: Templates and voting support retrospective sessions, while surveys, polls, health checks, and kudos broaden the feedback toolkit beyond a single meeting format.
• Action tracking: Teams can track follow-up items and export them to Agile tools, making Reetro more useful when retrospectives need to produce work that continues after the session.
• Integrations and exports: Jira and Azure DevOps have API integrations. Confluence and Trello support single-click export and import. Boards can also be exported as XLSX, CSV, TXT, DOCX, or PDF, or emailed to the team. Several other tools, including Slack and Asana, are roadmap items rather than current integrations.
• Privacy and administration: Boards are private by default, with five team-scoped permission levels, SAML single sign-on, and per-user two-factor authentication. Super Admins can set automatic board deletion after a chosen number of days for each team.
• Security: Reetro states that it is ISO-27001 certified, uses SOC-2 certified infrastructure, complies with GDPR and CCPA, and encrypts data in transit and at rest with AES-256.
• Support: Self-service help, email, live chat, and phone channels are offered; Reetro says a human usually replies to email within one business day.

Pricing

Reetro has a free plan and two paid tiers priced per team, rather than per member. There is no free trial, so teams considering a paid tier should weigh its limits against the free plan before committing.

• Free: free, free forever. It allows 3 teams, 9 members per team, 10 active boards, and 1 health check per month, with no AI features and self-service support. It is a practical starting point for small teams, but the board and health-check caps and lack of AI may constrain ongoing use.
• Pro: $10 a month per team, or $100/year. It raises capacity to 60 members per team and includes 3 team admins per team, anonymous retrospectives, masked cards, all integrations, limited AI features, and limited support. This is the step up for a team that needs anonymity or broader integrations, though AI and support remain limited.
• Pro Unlimited: $49 a month, billed $490/year. It includes unlimited teams, users, admins, and boards, all integrations and AI features, unlimited health checks, surveys, and polls, plus priority support. It fits organizations that need higher capacity and regular use of these feedback tools; it costs more than Pro and may be unnecessary for a single small team.

Platforms

Reetro is available on the web. The listed participant limit is 60, so teams planning larger sessions should account for that ceiling even though Pro Unlimited includes unlimited users.

Who it's for

Reetro is designed for Agile, remote, and hybrid teams. Consultants, enterprises, nonprofits, education organizations, and startups are also among its intended audiences. It is a stronger fit for teams that want both structured feedback and action follow-through than for groups seeking only a lightweight meeting board.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Anonymous retrospectives and private RoundUp responses can support candid input, including when teams want synthesized themes rather than a simple public board.
• Pro: Multiple export formats, email delivery, and action tracking help teams preserve outcomes and move follow-up work into their process.
• Pro: Private-by-default boards, granular team permissions, SSO, two-factor authentication, and configurable deletion give administrators meaningful access and retention controls.
• Con: The free tier is capped at 9 members per team and 10 active boards, with just one monthly health check and no AI features; growing teams may need to move to a paid plan.
• Con: Pro's AI features and support are limited, so teams wanting full AI access or priority support need Pro Unlimited.
• Con: The participant limit of 60 may rule it out for larger sessions, regardless of the unlimited-user allowance on Pro Unlimited.

Alternatives

Retrospective Software is the broader category guide for comparing options. Choose FreeRetrospectives if a free web tool with rooms, live chat, templates, action tracking, exports, and AI recaps is the priority; its plan is currently 100% free with no per-user pricing. Echometer is worth comparing if desktop platforms matter or a trial is useful; its Starter plan has one team, 25 workspace members, unlimited retro guests, and one retro per month after the trial, with a two-retro archive per team.

EasyRetro is another freemium web option with a free trial. Team O'clock may suit teams comparing per-active-member pricing; its Growth plan starts at $3 a month for 10 monthly active members and includes retrospective activities and unlimited activity history. Neatro offers a free plan for up to 10 members, with unlimited retrospectives and radars, 70+ templates, basic facilitation tools, and 30-day data history.

FocusRetro is a web alternative whose free Starter plan includes 3 personal boards per month, core templates, voting and reactions, phase timers, and action items. ScatterSpoke may be a fit for teams exploring survey-led workflows; its free plan includes one seat, unlimited static surveys and responses, and 10 Agent Surveys one time. GoRetro is another freemium web option; its Premium plan is $29 a month billed annually ($348 year) per team, with unlimited public and team boards and users, plus Slack integration.

Verdict

Reetro is a strong choice for Agile teams that want anonymous feedback, varied retrospective formats, and action tracking in the same web tool. Its flexible exports and administrative controls strengthen the case, but the free plan's caps and the 60-participant limit matter. Look elsewhere if those ceilings are a poor fit; choose Pro or Pro Unlimited only when the additional capacity, integrations, AI, or support match the team's needs.