The Miro alternative built for retrospectives, not a blank whiteboard

See why agile teams and their leaders choose TeamRetro over Miro.

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TeamRetro is a purpose-built Miro alternative for agile retrospectives and team health checks. Instead of a general whiteboard, it gives you structured, guided retros with automated grouping, health-check models, scheduled retros and SOC 2 Type 2 security.

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Insights that level up your teams

Insights that level up your teams

From key agile metrics and easy reporting to discovering common themes and team sentiment in meetings.

TeamRetro’s Insights feature lets you track and explore everything from meeting cadence, time to completion on action, team health and so much more.

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Retrospectives that teams love

Retrospectives that teams love

Create safe spaces for ideas and actions to be shared.

Design and create retros that have an intuitive workflow, time boxed events and independent brainstorming and voting.

Let the team propose and accept actions and create team agreements to get everyone working better together.

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Run Agile health checks

Run Agile health checks

Want to know how well your team is going? Use common health check models (Spotify, Atlassian, Google) or create your own.

Capture, track and improve overall team health. From Scrum Ceremonies and Values to Team Happiness and Agile maturity.

See where your team needs support and where they are thriving.

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Track and publish actions

Track and publish actions

Easily push actions and meeting summaries to your workflow tools safely and quickly.

From Jira, Trello, Asana and Basecamp through to Confluence, Slack and MS Teams, you’ll be helping drive change for continuous improvement.

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200+ retrospective templates

Online retrospective board with digital sticky notes for team feedback

TeamRetro 5-column retrospective board view for agile teams

Retro team board layout for collaboration and feedback

TeamRetro illustration of 3-column agile retrospective board view

TeamRetro 5-column ups and downs sprint retrospective board

TeamRetro 4-column what went well agile retrospective board

TeamRetro sprint retrospective battery board showing team energy levels

TeamRetro health check heatmap showing team trends over sprints

TeamRetro ceremony health check heatmap across sprint dates

Radar chart of agile values in TeamRetro health check view

TeamRetro scrum health check radar chart of agile ceremonies

Team health check dashboard with rating scale for measuring performance

See how TeamRetro compares to Miro

TeamRetro is a safe, reliable and easy to use agile retrospective and health check tool. With simple to use features, facilitated meetings and a UI that makes meetings flow with ease. Capture actions that you can track over time. Create continuous improvements and build great teams.

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Feature area TeamRetro Miro
Retrospective templates 200+ 50+
Health Checks & Radars Supported Not supported
Health metrics and trends over time Supported Not supported
Customizable templates Supported Not supported
Add/remove steps Supported Not supported
AI template suggestions Supported Partial
Icebreakers Supported Partial
Check in/check out questions Supported Not supported
Live reactions Supported Not supported
Music Supported Supported
Comment on ideas by others Supported Not supported
Presentation mode Supported Partial
Mobile device support for on-site retros Supported Limited
Automated grouping Supported Not supported
Review open actions Supported Not supported
Polling Supported Not supported
Propose actions against ideas Supported Not supported
Soc 2 Type 2, GDPR compliant Supported Supported
Integrations Supported Not supported
Meeting stats and insights Supported Usage only
Team sentiment Supported Not supported
Pricing per team Team and volume based pricing Member based pricing

Enterprise-grade security, compliance, and control

TeamRetro is SOC 2 Type 2 accredited by an independent auditor who has evaluated our policies, product, platform, and infrastructure in accordance with the Standard on Assurance Engagements (ASAE 3150).

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SOC 2 Type 2 SOC 3

  • GDPR compliance and regional hosting (US & EU)

  • Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML

  • SCIM for scalable user provisioning

  • Audit logs available on request

We maintain 99.9% uptime, with fast-response SLAs to ensure your teams stay productive and supported. Status dashboard

Frequently asked questions

What is Miro?
Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform that allows teams to work together and visualize ideas, concepts, and workflows. It provides a huge number of features that allow people to collaboratively ideate, add ideas and sticky notes onto a single digital whiteboard at the same time. On the other hand, TeamRetro is an enterprise-ready tool specifically built for agile retrospectives and health checks that improves meeting value, safety, and actionable outcomes. It provides insights for improvement and has an easy-to-use and reliable interface that allows retrospectives to run smoothly. Beyond simple brainstorming, TeamRetro also captures data such as team sentiment, action item tracking, team health as well as other common agile metrics. The best thing about TeamRetro is that it is simple for people to use.
What are Miro's Pricing plans?
Miro offers both free and paid plans. The free plan provides basic functionality with some limitations compared to the paid plans. A Starter plan is $10 per member per month. To access private and secure workspaces, collaborate outside of the team, access advanced shapes and to have voting, you'll need to purchase the business plan which is $20 per member per month. Additional features such as license management, 2FA, enterprise grade security and or other features are quoted for enterprise plans. Meanwhile, Miro's alternative – TeamRetro starts at $25 for a single team plan with unlimited members, dropping down to $15 per team based on annual volume discounts. Enterprise grade security applies at all level plans and moving to an enterprise plan also provides insights into team sentiment, key agile metrics and overall team health tracked over a period of time.
Is Miro open source?
No, Miro is not open source.
Can I vote on ideas in Miro?
Dot voting on ideas is only available on paid plans (Business Plan). Voting is not available on Free and Starter Plans. Alternatively, voting functionality as well as its flexible settings are a standard feature of all TeamRetro's plans, including its free trial.
How do I create a retrospective in Miro - Is Miro a Retrospective tool?
Miro is predominantly a fully featured online whiteboard tool which means it can also be used for running a retrospective. To do so you have to create a new board and either build or choose a template from Miroverse where there are over 1500+ templates you can choose from. Once a board is created, there will be sticky notes under each heading category that people can type their ideas into. People can move ideas around and add comments to a sticky note. To add more ideas, copy and paste a new sticky note into the relevant section to allow new ideas to be added. You can also change idea colors to match a topic. If you want to group ideas into themes, you can drag and drop common ideas into the same area, then use the select or Lasso tool to create a new group to match the group. If you are on the Business plan, you can then enable votes which allow users to then add votes to ideas which you can then use for discussion. TeamRetro does not have a whiteboarding feature. Instead it allows users to simply type in their ideas into a retrospective very quickly under topic headers. You can also make this process anonymous. People can comment and react on ideas easily. Automated grouping means that ideas can be clustered quickly into common themes. Independent dot voting is then used to focus the discussion onto key areas which are automatically ordered, and available in presentation mode. This syncs everyone's devices onto the same idea. Actions can then be captured against ideas and integrated with your workflow tool. Overall, the learning curve of TeamRetro is very low because of its facilitated and designed workflow.
Is Miro safe to use?
Miro is generally considered safe to use. The platform takes security and privacy measures to protect user data and ensure a secure collaborative environment. Miro is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and takes measures to adhere to GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) requirements. TeamRetro is also SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant and can be hosted in either the US or the EU on Amazon Web Services. Read more about TeamRetro's security and GDPR statement.
Who created Miro?
Miro was founded by Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin in 2011 and is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Amsterdam. TeamRetro on the other hand, is created by GroupMap Technology Pty Ltd whose key focus is on collaboration and group decision making software application platforms.

What TeamRetro users say

  • Václav Nidrle, Trigama

    TeamRetro helped our teams effectively manage retrospective meetings, even in a remote setup, saving time and increasing productivity.

  • Martijn Groeneveldt, Infi

    In software development and consultancy, human factors can be the difference between ‘okay’ and ‘awesome.’ That’s why we hold weekly check-ins, and TeamRetro lets team members share their thoughts before meetings.

  • Yasemin K., Sourceforge

    TeamRetro is a product where every detail is considered – simple usage, and good design. different flows for different needs, highly customizable, real-time features. It allows you to enter a retrospective or health check meeting comfortably and be ready for the meeting as a team leader.

  • Ilya Z., G2.com

    TeamRetro fits very well because it requires minimum learning effort and delivers the expected result. I have never heard negative feedback about this tool and rather see a constantly growing interest from the individuals and departments who encounter and try the tool.

  • Mitch Fernandez, RoleModel Software

    TeamRetro’s Team Health Check feature allowed us to run quick surveys, providing a pulse on how our teams felt about aspects like communication and workload.

  • Kim Hansen, Appfolio

    The interface is clean and super intuitive and the flow was easy to navigate. I love the different options for retro types and the sticky note and dot voting experience was great. And finally, the ability to create actions was a fantastic finish. Your team should be SO PROUD.

  • Hugo Wernhoff, Kognity

    I’m a big fan of retrospectives and other structured brainstorming meeting formats to unlock the potential in our organization, and I found TeamRetro to be the best solution on the market.

  • Leonardo Mena, Pyxis

    Excellent, it’s exactly what we expected and even more, we liked very much the idea of incorporating in the report not only the current retro actions but also the pending ones from earlier retros.

  • Ragika Raveendran, Rockar

    Probably one of the best applications we’ve used to conduct a retrospective. Seeing everyone interact with the board and share their opinions was awesome! The integrations with our Jira board is great. Allows us to track our goals and ensure they’re owned. Thank You, thumbs up from me👍

  • Reimer Anke, Chatmosphere

    With the step-by-step framework TeamRetro provides, it enables small teams to hold regular retrospectives with alternating team members in the facilitating role.

  • Zev Levit-Ramos, Zocdoc

    I am a software engineer at Zocdoc and I have been looking for a great to use retrospective tool. We gave TeamRetro a trial and it was an awesome experience.

  • Rebecca G., Slashdot

    It is intuitive, easy to use, and helps the team tremendously to perform a constructive retrospective.  Also, the health check fully meets our requirements.