GoRetro

GoRetro is a sprint-centric retro and estimation suite combining retrospectives, planning poker, capacity planning and a Jira-fed sprint monitor, with a generous free tier and per-team paid plans.

GoRetro pitches itself as the #1-rated scrum meeting platform on G2, aimed at scrum masters, agile coaches and engineering leaders who want to centralise sprint ceremonies in one place.

"Make every sprint impactful, efficient, and fun."

The product is framed less as a retro app and more as a sprint suite: retrospectives sit alongside planning poker, a capacity calculator, sprint review polls and a Jira-fed sprint monitor. Marketing leans on data-driven language, with Joker cards and meeting recaps generated from real Jira sprint data. The voice is friendly and developer-aware, emphasising fun (icebreakers, polls, team-name generators) while still flashing enterprise credibility cues like SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and SAML SSO.

GoRetro is one of the more polished retro UXs in this category, and for scrum teams already standardised on Jira, the bundled planning poker and capacity calculator make the per-team price defensible. Real-time collaboration, the template library, anonymous input, timers, action-item tracking with carryover and happiness analytics all work well.

The honest gaps: the AI story is thinner than the marketing implies — Joker cards (Jira-data-driven discussion prompts) and a meeting-recap export are useful, but there is no verifiable AI clustering, AI action items or sentiment analysis on the public product pages. Integration breadth is narrow (Jira plus Slack), and there is no async mode, whiteboard, scheduling or recurring retros. Enterprise basics live behind the Organization tier. The vendor's public changelog and blog have been silent since mid-2023, which is worth verifying with sales before a multi-year commitment. Best fit: small-to-mid scrum teams in Jira-Slack shops who want a fun, fast retro that doubles as their estimation and capacity tool.