
Fun, easy and AI-powered online retrospectives
Best for: Small to mid-sized agile teams who want a cheap, AI-assisted retro board — SSO, health checks, the Scheduler and anonymous retros at $10/team/mo, or $49/mo flat for the whole org — and who don't need an API or ClickUp/GitHub/Linear.

Reetro sells itself as a fun, easy and AI-powered retrospective tool — a free-forever plan as the front door, AI as the upsell. Every page header carries the same badge pair: "ISO-27001 Certified & SOC-2 Compliant".
"Fun, Easy & Awesome Retrospectives — AI-powered free retrospective tool, collaborate with your team and get better in what you do with a simple, powerful & beautiful tool."
The pitch stacks AI meeting summaries, sentiment analysis, card grouping and a "Reetro AI Bot" on top of health checks, polls, a happiness index and an action tracker. Enterprise messaging leans on a public trust center and an AI governance portal rather than customer logos, and the ladder ends in a flat $49/month org-wide Pro Unlimited for buyers who outgrow per-team pricing.
The headline finding this pass is that Reetro's shipped app runs well ahead of its own marketing site. The board app — rebuilt 11 August 2026 — offers a third board type the website never mentions: RoundUp, an async video, voice or text interview whose questions are AI-generated and editable. Alongside it sit presentation view, raise-hand, @mentions, PDF and XLSX export, and cross-team comparison reporting, all of which the public plan table either omits or tags "coming soon". AI is not paid-only either — Free gets one meeting summary, three auto-groupings and three AI action items a month.
The gaps are real. No public API, no webhooks, no MCP. Confluence and Trello are export-only: Reetro generates a Word or CSV file and links you to the other vendor's import docs. Icebreakers have been "coming soon" for years and the in-app tile points at a subdomain that no longer resolves. ISO 27001 is claimed; SOC 2 is "compliant", not certified.
Best fit: a two- or three-team org that wants SSO, health checks and AI summaries for $10 a team, and is willing to judge the product by the app rather than the pricing page.