Look back,
move forward.

how it works ↓
01How it works

Three phases to a better sprint.

  1. Write in private

    Everyone adds cards to Went well, To improve, and Action items — without seeing anyone else’s. Honest input, zero groupthink.

  2. Reveal & vote

    Cards flip together, then everyone dot-votes what matters most.

  3. Discuss & capture

    Work the top-voted topics, capture action items, export the summary.

02Why RitualKit

Built for honest retros.

  • Phased flow

    The board enforces the ritual so the facilitator doesn’t have to — no early peeking, no skipped steps.

    write → reveal → vote → discuss → done

  • Dot-voting

    Everyone gets dots; the board sorts the discussion by what the team actually cares about.

  • Markdown export

    One click copies the full summary — topics, votes, action items — ready for your wiki or Slack.

  • Free, no signup

    No accounts, no participant limits, no paywall. Create a board and go — it works on phones.

03FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is this retro board free?

Yes. Every phase, every board, every teammate — no paywall, no trial clock, no premium tier. Create a board and go.

Do my teammates need accounts?

No. You share one link; teammates open it in any browser — phones included — type a name, and start writing. Nobody signs up for anything.

Why write in private first?

Because the first card on the board anchors everyone after it. Cards stay hidden until the reveal, so you get what people actually think — not variations on whoever typed fastest.

How does dot-voting work?

After the reveal, everyone gets dots to spend on the cards that matter most. The discussion then works through topics by vote count, top first.

Can I export the retrospective?

Yes. When the board wraps up, one click copies the full summary — topics, votes, and action items — as Markdown, ready for your wiki or Slack.

How long does a board live?

Your board link keeps working — boards don’t expire today. We may prune long-inactive boards in the future; the Markdown export is your keepsake.