MiniRetro
7.2#4 in retrospective softwareFrom $15 a monthFree planWeb
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RetroStack
7.3#3 in retrospective softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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| Fact | MiniRetro | RetroStack |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker's privacy policy names Clerk for authentication, Stripe for payments, Vercel and Railway for hosting and infrastructure, and PostHog for analytics. | The documented external services are Google and Apple authentication, Firebase/Google Cloud infrastructure and OpenAI analysis. |
| Purpose | MiniRetro is a browser-based retrospective tool for agile teams. | RetroStack provides collaborative boards for agile retrospectives, brainstorming and team decisions in real time. |
| Real-time collaboration | The product provides shared sticky notes and voting during a retro. | Participants edit the same board live across devices. |
| Security | The maker says it uses technical and organizational measures to protect personal data, while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security. | RetroStack says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with access controls, authentication requirements, and monitoring for security incidents. |
| Self-hosting | The official pages describe a hosted web service and do not document self-hosting or on-premises deployment. | The maker pages reviewed describe a hosted web and native application and provide no self-hosting instructions. |
| Support | The legal pages provide an email contact for questions, privacy requests, and support matters. | Technical support and bug reports are handled by email, with a stated response time within 24 hours. |
MiniRetro plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$15 a month
RetroStack plans
- FreeFree
Pick MiniRetro if…
MiniRetro suits agile teams running sprint retrospectives, post-mortems, or team health checks. It is also useful when participants should join through a link without creating accounts.
Pick RetroStack if…
RetroStack suits agile, distributed, and remote teams running retrospectives, brainstorming, planning, or group decision-making sessions. Anonymous participation may suit groups that want to start without requiring accounts.