MiniRetro
7.2#4 in retrospective softwareFrom $15 a monthFree planWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | MiniRetro | RetroTool |
|---|---|---|
| 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 privacy policy says contact forms are powered by Intercom and that the site uses Facebook and Twitter sharing plugins. |
| Purpose | MiniRetro is a browser-based retrospective tool for agile teams. | RetroTool is an online tool for running team retrospectives with remote or hybrid teams. |
| Security | The maker says it uses technical and organizational measures to protect personal data, while noting it cannot guarantee absolute security. | The Company plan lists zero-knowledge encryption with custom passwords. |
| Support | The legal pages provide an email contact for questions, privacy requests, and support matters. | The plans page lists high priority support for Individual and top priority support for Company. |
MiniRetro plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$15 a month
RetroTool plans
- AnonymousFree
- Individual$10 a month
- Company$20 a month
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 RetroTool if…
RetroTool may suit remote or hybrid teams that want structured retrospective templates, voting, and action tracking. The free plan is suited to teams that can work within its 12-month storage period.