RetroScale

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Most retro tools are just a fancier sticky-note board — you write cards, vote, and then... nothing. The insights from three sprints ago are gone, buried in some archived board nobody reopens. That's the actual problem we set out to fix. RetroScale runs a normal retro (Write → Vote → Discuss → Done, with a built-in timer so discussions don't spiral), but the part that's different happens after: it compares your current sprint against your history and tells you what's actually recurring — the same blocker showing up for the third time, velocity quietly dropping, the same two people always flagging the same issue. Competitors like TeamRetro and EasyRetro do "basic" AI summaries of a single retro. We built ours to look across sprints, not just within one. A few things teams tend to notice after a few weeks: Sprint Comparison — put any two sprints side by side and see what changed, not just what was said Analytics dashboard — health scores, participation rates, action-item completion, trend charts — the stuff you'd otherwise track in a spreadsheet nobody updates Action items that don't die in the doc — assigned owners, priorities, and they carry forward until someone actually closes them Full workspace isolation per team, one-time invite links, and role-based access, so this isn't a shared Miro board with permission headaches Setup is under a minute (GitHub or Google login, no card), it's in 8 languages, and 50+ teams are already running retros on it. If your team's retros feel like a formality that produces a doc nobody reads, this was built for exactly that.