Reetro

Reetro is a lightweight retrospective tool with a generous free tier and an AI-powered Pro tier covering meeting summaries, sentiment analysis, monthly reports, customizable health checks and an action tracker, backed by ISO 27001 certification and SOC 2 alignment.

Reetro pitches itself as a fun, easy and AI-powered online retrospective tool, with a free-forever plan as the front door and AI as the upsell. The homepage leans hard on AI meeting summaries, team sentiment analysis, organizational insights, monthly reports and a "Reetro AI Bot" that surfaces actionable recommendations.

"Fun, Easy & Awesome Retrospectives — AI-powered free retrospective tool, collaborate with your team and get better in what you do with a simple, powerful & beautiful tool."

Health checks, polls, a happiness index and an action tracker round out the kit, framed as moving teams from feedback to follow-through. Enterprise messaging emphasises ISO 27001 certification, SOC 2-compliant infrastructure, end-to-end encryption, role-based access and a flat-rate "Pro Unlimited" plan for whole-org buyers. The target reader is a Scrum master at a small or mid-sized team who wants a low-cost retro board with optional AI and just enough integration into Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Slack and Teams.

Reetro started as a stripped-down free retro board and has rebranded around AI: meeting summaries, sentiment, monthly reports and an AI bot are now the headline features. For small teams the free plan remains useful, but it's tightened — three teams, nine members, ten active boards a month, four columns, and anonymous comments now sit behind Pro at $29/team/mo. The Pro Unlimited tier at $49/mo for the whole organisation is where SSO (Google, OneLogin, Azure AD, Okta), custom board formats, advanced health checks and a 99% uptime SLA appear — unusually generous pricing if you need org-wide scale.

The honest gaps: voting is essentially up/down with a vote limit (no vote-on-ideas-in-groups), reporting screens (team reporting, comparative reporting, monthly reporting, PDF export) are still flagged "coming soon," and several quality-of-life items — link cards, @mentions, the scheduler, icebreakers, on-premises — are coming soon as well. There's no planning poker, whiteboard, presentation mode or mobile app, and integrations stop at Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Trello, Slack and Teams (no GitHub or Linear). Reetro also publishes no public changelog or release notes, so shipped-this-quarter signals are hard to verify from the outside.

Best fit: pragmatic agile teams who want a clean, AI-assisted retro board with basic health checks at a low per-team price, and who don't need deep cross-team rollups, async-first workflows or strict SOC 2 Type 2 procurement.