QuickRetro
6.0#23 in retrospective softwareFree planFree planWebSelf-hosted
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Retrospected
7.7#2 in retrospective softwareFrom $12.90 a monthFree planWebSelf-hosted
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| Fact | QuickRetro | Retrospected |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | QuickRetro documents Cloudflare Turnstile as an optional CAPTCHA integration to help prevent bots from creating boards. | The site displays integrations for Google services, Slack, GitHub, Markdown, Microsoft and Okta. |
| Privacy | The maker says QuickRetro requires no accounts, supports anonymous participation, automatically deletes data, and does not use tracking, profiling, or behavioral analytics. | The privacy policy says the service follows a no-logs policy and processes minimal user data needed to operate its website and services. |
| Purpose | QuickRetro is a sprint retrospective meeting app for remote Agile teams. | Retrospected is an online retrospective tool for teams, with an option to use it on premises. |
| Self-hosting | The maker recommends Docker for installation and says self-hosting gives users control over their data and configuration. | A self-hosted edition keeps retrospective data on the customer’s own servers and includes an administration panel. |
QuickRetro plans
- Free and open-sourceFree
Retrospected plans
- BasicFree
- Pro$12.90 a month
- Unlimited$49.95 a month
- Self Hosted$599, paid once
Pick QuickRetro if…
QuickRetro may suit remote Agile teams that want to run retrospectives through shared boards without participant accounts. Self-hosting may appeal to teams that want control over data and configuration.
Pick Retrospected if…
Retrospected suits teams that want structured retrospectives with configurable activities, anonymous feedback, and voting. Its self-hosted edition is an option for customers who want retrospective data on their own servers.