
We’re excited to officially announce the launch of SprintRetro, a free Jira-native retrospective app that rethinks how teams reflect, improve, and grow after each sprint.
đź§ Why We Built It
As Agile practitioners, we’ve always valued retrospectives, but over time, we noticed something missing.
While most retros help gather feedback and spark discussion, they often lack meaningful data to ground those conversations.
Scrum Masters end up sharing screenshots, juggling tabs, or referencing dashboards outside the retro — and it’s easy to lose context.
We kept asking:
How can a team reflect on the sprint… without seeing what actually happened?
That’s what led us to build SprintRetro , a retrospective experience that integrates real sprint data directly into the session, enabling more focused conversations and continuous improvement.
đź’ˇ What Makes SprintRetro Different?
📊 Built-in Sprint Metrics
Unlike other retro tools, SprintRetro pulls in live Jira data like:
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Velocity (w/ historical trend comparison)
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Predictability %
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Sprint Goal tracking
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Scope change analysis
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Carryover detection (with how many times an issue has spilled)
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Enhanced burndown charts with timeline annotations
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Cycle time + lead time tracking by status
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Status breakdowns of sprint completion
đź§± Forge-Powered & Jira-Native
Built on Atlassian Forge, SprintRetro runs fully inside your Jira Cloud environment — no external integrations, exports, or data exposure.
🎉 Engagement-Driven Features
To keep retros engaging and honest, we’ve included:
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Interactive Icebreaker Mode
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Unlimited Team Polls
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Kudos system to recognize contributions
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Emoji + GIF reactions for a human touch
📝 Custom Templates & Action Tracking
Use formats like Start/Stop/Continue or 4Ls - or create your own.
All action items are tracked across sprints, with reminders built into future retros.
🌍 Available Now – Free on Jira Marketplace
SprintRetro is live and available to try today on the Atlassian Marketplace
🙌 What’s Next?
We built this tool based on problems we personally faced as an Agile team. It’s early days (launched just last week!), and we’d love your feedback - especially from experienced facilitators, Scrum Masters, or anyone running retrospectives in Jira today.
Let us know:
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What data do you wish your retros had?
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Are you currently trying to combine metrics + feedback?
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What’s still missing from your retros?
Thanks so much, looking forward to hearing your thoughts and learning from this awesome community!
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