RetroMind

For teams who run Agile on purpose

Retrospectives
that become action.

RetroMind is the retro tool for teams who took notes last sprint and want to find them next sprint. Action points become first-class outcomes, the team archive stays one click away, and anonymity is a setting you can reason about — not a shrug.

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Sprint 42 retro

Platform team
Collecting

Start

2

Pair-program on the tricky parts

Alice

Document the deploy runbook

Bob

Stop

2

Merging without green CI

Bob

Last-minute scope creep on Fridays

Alice

Continue

3

Weekly demo call

Alice

Short daily standup

Bob

ScrumMaster rotation

Admin

Action points

2

Fix flaky checkout test

Bob

Write deploy runbook

Alice

2 action points queuedAdvance to Grouping

What's inside

Three things most retro tools get wrong.

01 · Outcomes

Action points, first-class

The board has a column for action points on purpose. On Close, cards in that column convert into tracked items — cross-retro per team and per assignee. Markdown export gets you out as easily as you got in.

02 · Memory

Persistent team archive

Every retrospective your team ran is still one click away. No lost Google Doc. No “where did we park that?”. The thing from three months ago is findable in seconds.

03 · Trust

Anonymity you can reason about

Anonymize a whole retro, or let each author flip their own card. Visibility is enforced server-side — the UI can't out people by accident, and the setting is explicit, not a dark pattern.

How a retro flows

Six crisp states. One clean loop.

The ScrumMaster drives the flow. Members write and vote; the board keeps itself in sync so nobody has to hit refresh. Back-skip is a first-class escape hatch when the room needs another round — and the server makes sure concurrent edits don't step on each other.

  1. 01 · State
    Start · Stop · Continue

    Draft

    Name it. Pick a template. Decide anonymity and vote budget.

  2. 02 · State

    Collecting

    Members write in parallel. Merge duplicates inline as you go.

  3. 03 · State
    Pipeline reliability
    6
    Developer experience
    3
    Onboarding
    1

    Discussion

    Vote and talk together. Counts are live; groups sort by heat.

  4. 04 · State
    • Fix flaky checkout test
    • Write deploy runbook
    • Upgrade Node runtime

    Closed

    Action points survive the retro. Markdown export ready.

FAQ

Questions answered before you sign up.

Who's RetroMind for?
Product and engineering teams who want retros to do something, not just happen. Works for a single team and scales to an organization with many teams.
How do teammates join?
You create an organization with an invitation code. Everyone else you invite joins that same org using the code — no central admin approval per person.
What about data and privacy?
Retros are scoped to a single organization; RetroMind enforces tenant isolation on every query. Anonymity is enforced on the server, so the UI can't leak authors by accident.
Can I export a retro?
Yes. Every closed retrospective can be exported as Markdown — grouped, sorted by votes, with action points and assignees included.

Ready when the sprint ends

Run the retro your team will actually look back at.

Create an organization, invite your team with a code, and run a retro the same afternoon. Nothing to install.

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