Free while in beta · no card needed

Run the retro, the estimates and the applause — from one link.

Retrofys gives a small team three things it actually needs at the end of a sprint: a retro board, planning poker and a sprint awards ceremony. You sign in with Google. Everyone else joins from a link, with their name or anonymously, and never makes an account.

Up to 10 teammates in a room · nothing to install

Three tools, one link

Each one is its own room. Same joining, same ten seats, same live updates.

Retro board

Columns from a template, or your own. Everyone writes at once, live.

  • Hide cards while writing so nobody is anchored by what's already there
  • Dot voting with a limit across the board or per column
  • Shared timer, with a chime everybody hears
  • Present or spotlight a card on every screen at once
  • Close the retro when it's done — it becomes a read-only record
  • Export to Markdown, drag cards between columns, search and sort

Planning poker

Estimate story by story, cards face down until you flip them.

  • Fibonacci, modified Fibonacci, T-shirt or your own deck
  • You see who has voted, never what, until the reveal
  • Auto-reveal once everyone in the room has picked
  • Average, median, most common and a clear consensus badge
  • Save the agreed estimate and move to the next story
  • Individual votes are never written to the database

Sprint awards

End on a high: the team votes in secret, then you reveal the winners.

  • Eight ready-made awards — MVP, Bug Slayer, Unsung Hero and more — or your own
  • Vote for a teammate and say why; nobody can vote for themselves
  • Drumroll and confetti on every screen, one award at a time
  • Ties share the award; reasons appear as anonymous quotes
  • Hall of fame keeps every winner, sprint after sprint

How it works

  1. 1

    Sign in with Google

    Only the organizer needs an account. We ask Google for your name, email and picture — nothing else.

  2. 2

    Create a room and share the link

    A board, a poker session or an awards ceremony. Paste the link into your call: people join with a name or anonymously.

  3. 3

    Run it together, live

    Everything updates on every screen at once. Close the retro, save the estimates, reveal the winners — and the record stays.

Built to be quiet about your team

Anonymous really means anonymous

Tick the box and no name is stored against you anywhere — the organizer can't see one either.

Hidden means not sent

A hidden card's text never leaves the server until it's revealed. It isn't tucked behind a blur in your browser.

Secret votes stay secret

Poker picks and award votes live in memory for the round only. Who voted for whom is never written down.

No trackers, no ads

No analytics scripts, no advertising cookies, and nothing sold to anybody. Your content is never used to train models.

Simple plans

Only the organizer pays. Everyone who joins a room is free, always — no account, no seat to buy.

Free

Free

Enough to run a real retro with a small team, every sprint.

  • 5 teammates in a room
  • 3 retro boards kept
  • 5 planning poker reveals a month
  • 1 awards ceremony a month
  • Hidden cards, voting, timer and export
Start free

Team

$29/month

For a larger group, or several teams sharing one account.

  • 25 teammates in a room
  • Everything unlimited
  • Full hall of fame
  • Priority support by email
Start with Team

Going over a limit never deletes anything — it only stops the next new board or ceremony. Cancel any time; payments are handled by Polar.

Questions

Does everyone need an account?

No. Only the organizer signs in with Google. Everyone else opens the link and types a name, or ticks “Stay anonymous”.

How many people can join?

Up to 10 contributors per room, plus the organizer. If somebody leaves or is removed, their seat frees up.

What does it cost?

The Free plan runs a real retro every sprint and costs nothing. Pro is $12 a month and Team $29 — see the plans. Only the organizer ever pays; joining is always free.

Can I keep the retro after the meeting?

Yes. Close the retro and it becomes a read-only record you can come back to, or export it as Markdown. Poker estimates and award winners are kept too, and winners build up in the hall of fame.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Every screen is built for small ones as well, and follows your system's light or dark theme.

Where is my data stored?

In a PostgreSQL database on Railway's infrastructure. See the Privacy Policy for the details, including what we deliberately never store.

Your next retro could be five minutes from now.

Sign in, create a board, paste the link in the call.