Facilitating a meaningful agile retrospective is challenging as it is, even more, when your teammates are working remotely. TeamRetro allows me to run an engaging meeting for everyone whether they are remote or co-located, focusing on the actions and conversations instead of technical difficulties.

It's easy to use and very intuitive for everyone, no matter their previous experience. It just encourages collaboration between people with every feature - from the customizable timer, grouping, voting, and comments. Built-in templates allow me to easily introduce new people to the challenge of facilitation and new retrospective techniques.

I'd love to see some new options to share and download a summary of finished retrospective, like a jpeg with an overview of the whole brainstorming board. Currently, I can only download it as a pdf, which sometimes can split board overview into several pages.

I've greatly enjoyed using TeamRetro and find it a helpful way to facilitate retrospectives quickly. As I'm juggling four teams right now, it helps me to facilitate all of their needs right now. I like to mix my retros up, so I have to be creative at times to run a retrospective that is a little different from the TeamRetro format.

TeamRetro allows for fast and easy managing of retrospective activities. I like how easy it is to create an activity, message a link out to all participants, and track actions identified during the retrospective. The summary page it creates at the end of the retro is very helpful to remind participants what happened and the new actions for the team.

TeamRetro does prescribe a particular activity set that starts with ideas, then grouping, then voting, and then discussion. If you have a different retro concept in mind, it will force you to get creative. I've had to create multiple retrospectives and link each one to the team if I want to do something that deviates from TeamRetro's norm.

The platform is incredibly easy to set up and manage

It would be nice to have a better integration with other tools

We really enjoy the highly customizability of the templates

We have been very much enjoying the way we can get honest feedback from the team and projects.

So far, the way we use it in our teams, we do not have major cons to report.

Facilitating retrospectives and team health are two key and recurrent events on our company, and since we switched to TeamRetro all our users are really happy doing it, and they just focus on the process always feeling supported by the tool.

The UX is just great, and makes it really natural and intuitive, with all the steps involved on the retro are fantastic and fully supported with timers, voting, grouping, presentation mode, summary, actions, etc.In this way, any user could facilite a retro without training, and the features, and flexibility allows each team to perform them in its own way.

Although it is super easy to export the results of a retro to files like excel and PDF, or directly to publish it into Confluence, there is a room of improvement to customize them in a way that allow us to collect the information as we need it.

There is no other product on the market that delivers this number of features at this level of quality at this price. It is extremely valuable for a remote teams, but we also found value using it for in person retros for its organization, anonymous capabilities, and reporting.

Guided retro experience Anonymous users, topics, and voting Agile on the fly retro configuration Great reporting Also includes a nifty survey module

UI can be a bit quirky, but once you get it setup the way you want it, or just use it a couple times it is fluid.

A very positive experience that I have now come to rely on Team Retro to be able to monitor and keep engagement on multiple Engineering Teams.

Easy to use and keep a pulse on multiple teams. Allows to create actionable follow-up items that are implementable as well as creating a safe space to allow all team members to engage and participate. The variety of options and health checks has had positive feedback from the teams to ensure retrospectives to not always follow the same monotony. The teams enjoy doing the Health Checks every few months sna dthe results have led to positive changes and improvements from management teams

Although a little expensive, the ease of use and manageability of the different action points for the teams balances out this point for me

I really like it and can recommend to people looking for a tool to manage their retrospective meetings.

It has all the features I expect from a retrospective tool such as:- Creating custom templates- Being able to adjust privacy of typing- Grouping & Voting- Timer- Action Points & Team Agreements- Slack Integration

UI feels bit "retro", no puns intended :)I think it can have some more modern touch to it.

I really like the templating possibility and the flow of retrospectives and health checks. Moreover the historical data and the extraction of files in different format is also great

Sometimes I would like to have more flexibility in the formatting of retrospective pages, if there are too many columns it gets tricky

Teamretro is a product where every detail is considered. It allows you to enter a retrospective or healt check meeting comfortably and be ready for the meeting as a team leader. The product organizes meetings and allows you to follow meeting decisions and feedback. It is a great product that allows us to protect our teamwork, especially when working from home recently.

- Highly customizable - Good Design and flows

- Needs localization for different languages

Simple but effective tool. We use it also to brainstorm ideas for product development or any other purpose where we need input from the team

I love the UI/UX of this product. We are a remote team and this tool really help us to keep everyone alligned and improve process. Easy to brainstorm, vote and later share the notes with everyone

Integration with JIRA is not perfect. After assigning people in TeamRetro and sharing tickets to JIRA resets assignees. Otherwise everything else is perfect