SprintRetro
Retrospectives inside Jira, with real sprint metrics, polls, kudos and action tracking.
- SprintRetro overviewSprintRetro runs your team’s retrospectives inside Jira, with real sprint metrics, polls, kudos and action tracking.
- Get started with SprintRetroInstall SprintRetro in Jira Cloud, find it in Jira and run your first retrospective in a few minutes.
- Create a retrospectiveCreate a SprintRetro session: name it, choose how you will run it, link a Jira sprint and pick a template.
- Run a retro sessionAdd cards, comment, react, give kudos, vote, group cards, run polls and icebreakers, then close the retro.
- TemplatesChoose a ready-made retro template, or build and save your own columns with SprintRetro Pro.
- Sprint metrics, sprint report and Sprint ReplayBring the sprint’s real Jira data into the retro: goals, velocity, scope, cycle time, burndown and a replay of the sprint.
- Action items and follow-throughCreate and assign actions, score their quality, carry them forward and turn them into Jira issues.
- Visual whiteboardRun a retro on a freeform canvas with visual templates, sticky notes, voting, kudos, import and export.
- Team Health and the AI FacilitatorRun a Team Health pulse, follow its trends against sprint metrics, and get themes and action ideas from the AI Facilitator.
- Roles, settings and licencesWho can do what in SprintRetro: Jira administrators, moderators and participants, plus retro settings and Pro licences.
- SprintRetro FAQShort answers to common questions about SprintRetro, its free app and SprintRetro Pro.
- Troubleshooting SprintRetroFix the common problems: boards, sprints or users that do not load, a locked feature, or a Pro licence message.
- Get help with SprintRetroHow to reach Agile Pulse support for SprintRetro, and where to send privacy and security questions.
- Trust and security: SprintRetroWhere SprintRetro runs, what it stores and never stores, how it uses AI, and answers to common security questions.
- SprintRetro Architecture Diagram and Data FlowHow SprintRetro is connected: where it runs, the data that moves, where it is kept and how it is protected, with a diagram to file with your security review.