What's New: Share a recap by link (Aug 25-28, 2026)
Every finished session has a read-only recap page you can hand to anyone, with the summary, the themes and the action items on it.
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Every finished session has a read-only recap page you can hand to anyone, with the summary, the themes and the action items on it.
Read articleThe dashboard shows every format your team can start, and formats that end in actions now coach the room through getting there.
Read articleA new retrospective opens with the action items the previous one left unresolved, so the room starts where it left off.
Read articleThe coach bar now tells the facilitator what the room is waiting for, and your data export and account deletion reach every place your words are stored.
Read articleLean Coffee now runs its own flow, with a topic queue, per-topic timers and a room vote on whether to keep going. Action items land in Linear and Jira.
Read articleEach retrospective format now runs its own flow instead of the same five stages, and the shared board the room looks at has been redesigned.
Read articleThe participant session experience is rebuilt for mobile, notes and votes now respond instantly, and the settings console has been redesigned from scratch.
Read articleTeams can now browse past sessions, the presentation experience got a visual upgrade, and a batch of high-priority bugs were fixed across the board.
Read articleA format help card now appears while writing notes, and a new link on the dashboard lets teams explore all available retrospective formats.
Read articleMore accurate recurring theme detection with a new in-session details modal, plus participants can now see sessions they've joined on the dashboard.
Read articleSmoother state synchronization, session management improvements, and accessibility fixes for whiteboard notes.
Read articleRetrospective.fun is a production SaaS built with 99% AI-written code and human-led architecture. This is what worked for me and what didn't.
Read articleRetrospectives tend to lose their edge over time. Here's what I built into Retrospective.fun to solve the problems I kept running into.
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