TeamRetro

TeamRetro pairs structured retrospectives with longitudinal team health checks and planning-poker estimations, aimed at agile organisations running multiple teams under a coach or programme.

TeamRetro pitches itself as a secure agile retrospective and health-check tool aimed at Scrum Masters, agile coaches, engineering managers and transformation leads — from startups through to Fortune 500s.

"Retrospectives and health checks made easy, effective, engaging, empowering, actionable."

Three modules sit under one roof: guided retrospectives with templates and AI-assisted grouping, longitudinal health checks across customisable dimensions, and collaborative planning-poker estimation. Cross-team reporting, programmes, SSO and audit logging are foregrounded as the reasons larger organisations consolidate here rather than stitching together point tools.

TeamRetro's clearest strength is treating health checks as a first-class module rather than a retro afterthought — custom models, longitudinal tracking and cross-team rollups are built in, which matters if retros are part of a wider agile-health practice. Retro facilitation is well-rounded: 30+ templates, anonymous brainstorming, AI grouping and template suggestions, AI-generated action items, sentiment, ROTI, and an integration set covering Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Linear, Trello, Slack, Teams and Confluence.

Enterprise plumbing is solid — SAML SSO on every plan, plus audit logs, IP allowlisting, SOC 2 Type 2 (held directly) and US/EU data residency. SCIM provisioning and the public API are Enterprise-tier only, and ISO 27001 is inherited from AWS infrastructure, not held directly — both worth knowing if a procurement checklist is strict. The honest gap is the lack of a free tier: a 30-day trial covers evaluation, but committed use needs a paid plan. Pricing is per-team, not per-seat, which keeps cost predictable as teams grow — 3 teams of 8 lands at $50/mo on annual billing. Best fit when measurement and governance matter as much as the retro itself.