Sprint Retrospective Board: Agile Team Reflection Made Easy

We're excited to announce the Sprint Retrospective Board – an interactive four-quadrant template designed specifically for Agile retrospective meetings.

Interactive Retrospective Template

Conduct effective sprint retrospectives with:

  • Four dedicated areas: 'What Went Well', 'What Could Be Improved', 'Action Items', and 'Insights & Ideas'
  • Color-coded sticky notes for easy categorization
  • Customizable questions to fit your team's needs
  • Interactive collaboration for real-time team input

Perfect for Scrum Teams

Whether running regular sprint retrospectives or conducting project post-mortems, the Sprint Retrospective Board provides the structured framework Agile teams need for continuous improvement.

Facilitate meaningful team discussions with visual organization that keeps retrospectives focused and actionable.

New Agile Category

We've also organized all Agile-focused diagrams into a dedicated category, making it easier for Scrum teams and Agile practitioners to find the right tools for their workflow.

Enhanced Collaboration & Performance

This release includes improved stability for real-time collaborative editing sessions and refined canvas zooming behavior across all diagram types.

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