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Retro.tools vs Retrospect.team

Both stand on retrospective software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Retro.tools

Free plan Web

Retro.tools offers a focused, free retrospective board with templates, anonymous feedback, and account-free sharing. Teams should note that the listed platform is web and board encryption is optional.

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Retrospect.team

Free plan Web

Retrospect.team offers a no-cost single-board option and paid plans with unlimited boards and broader permissions. It is limited to web use, and the free plan includes ads and limited permissions.

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The facts

Retro.toolsRetrospect.team
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebWeb
Lowest paid planFree or on requestUnlimited Pro (Annual): $16 a year
Plans published13
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websiteretro.toolsretrospect.team
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Retro.tools: what it does well

  • Free to use, with no stated plan limits.
  • No sign-ups or logins are required.
  • Boards can be shared by link or QR code.
  • Optional password-based board encryption is available.
  • Lists eight language translations.

What to know first

  • Only the web platform is listed.
  • Password-based encryption is optional rather than required.
  • The listed purpose is team retrospectives.

Retrospect.team: what it does well

  • Basic includes one free board for life.
  • Unlimited sections and cards are included in Basic.
  • Basic supports Markdown and PDF export.
  • Pro adds PDF and Excel import/export.
  • Annual Pro costs $16 per year.

What to know first

  • Basic is ad supported.
  • Basic has limited permissions.
  • No mobile apps are listed.
  • Users must be at least 18.

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