
Structured online retrospectives with team radar
Checked 3 August 2026: the product is live and pricing is current, but public activity has stalled. Newest blog post is still 9 July 2024 (~25 months); the pricing, features, security and FAQ pages were all last modified 2 March 2024; there is no changelog or release-notes page. The web app is up and was last deployed 6 September 2025. The native iOS and Android apps the site still advertises as new now return "not found" on both the App Store and Google Play. The homepage was edited 7 January 2026 and the footer reads © 2026 Fraankly KG, so the company is still nominally operating — but confirm maintenance and app availability before committing.
Best for: Small EU-based agile teams that want a simple, GDPR-aligned retro tool with templates, grouping, voting, and team radars — and don't need SSO, cross-team rollups, or AI analysis beyond a chat assistant.

Trune pitches itself as a structured online retrospective and team-feedback tool for remote, in-office and hybrid agile teams. The voice leans hard on EU engineering: the datacenter sits in Frankfurt, and the FAQ answers "Are you GDPR ready?" with "Yes, 100%… we don't store any application data outside of Europe."
"Truly connected with your team? You will be with Trune."
Marketing highlights 14 templates (Mad-Glad-Sad, sailboat, the L's), anonymous cards and team radars, and claims 30,000+ participants a year across 90+ countries. Pricing is flat per team, not per seat. Note that the product pages haven't been edited since March 2024, so the marketing lags the app.
Trune is better than its own website suggests. The marketing pages froze in March 2024, but the shipped app carries real retro machinery: drag-to-group clustering, dot voting, anonymous cards, QR-code joining, and team radars including the Spotify Squad Health Check. Results export to Excel, CSV or an emailed PDF, and the Azure DevOps sync is genuinely two-way — action items go out as work items, their Done status comes back.
The gaps are real. No SSO, SCIM, SOC 2 or audit logs — the security page cites only its Google Cloud provider's certifications. AI stops at truneGPT, a ChatGPT-4 chat assistant; no clustering, summaries or sentiment. Azure DevOps is the only native connector and needs the $39 Professional tier; Jira, Slack and Teams get one one-way Zapier trigger.
Momentum is the worry: the blog stopped in July 2024, there's no changelog, and both native mobile apps have vanished from the app stores while the site still advertises them.
Best fit: one EU-based scrum team on Azure DevOps wanting cheap, GDPR-clean retros from a vendor that has gone quiet.