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Retrospectives · Vienna, Austria
Trune.io
Structured online retrospectives with team radar
Overall score
5.0
Structured online retrospectives with team radar
No blog posts since July 9, 2024 and no mobile-app release since v1.0.41 on August 2, 2024 (~21 months at time of review). No public changelog. Site is still up and the product still works, but verify maintenance status before committing.
Best for: Small EU-based agile teams that want a simple, GDPR-aligned retro tool with templates, voting, and a lightweight team radar — and don't need SSO, AI, or cross-team rollups.
Trune pitches itself as a structured online retrospective and team-feedback tool for agile teams that work remote, in-office, or hybrid. The voice is plainspoken and benefit-led, leaning on EU engineering and data residency — its datacenter sits in Frankfurt and it stresses GDPR compliance throughout.
"Truly connected with your team? You will be with Trune."
Marketing highlights pre-built templates (Mad-Glad-Sad, Start-Stop-Continue, sailboat, the L's), anonymous feedback, and the Agility Health Radar for trending team health over time. Social proof leans on logos like IBM, Airbnb, Volvo, and Accenture, plus stats of 30,000+ participants and 6,000+ sessions a year across 90+ countries. Pricing is flat per team, not per seat.
Trune is a competent, no-frills retro tool that does the basics well: templates, anonymous input, voting, a timer, action tracking, and a lightweight Agility Health Radar. Per-team pricing and EU data residency make it an appealing pick for small European teams that want a GDPR-aligned alternative to US-hosted SaaS, and the native iOS/Android apps are a genuine differentiator for hybrid retros where some participants are in the room without laptops.
Where Trune falls short for serious agile programs is depth. No customer-facing SSO, SCIM, SOC 2 or audit logs rule it out for most enterprises (the security page only cites certifications held by its underlying Firebase infrastructure). AI is absent across the board — no clustering, summaries, action extraction, or sentiment. Slack, Teams, Confluence, GitHub and Linear require Zapier. Facilitation is thin (no parking lot, agenda planner, async mode, drag-and-drop grouping), and reporting stops at the team level with no cross-team or org rollups.
Activity is also a concern: the most recent blog post is July 2024 and the mobile apps last shipped in August 2024, so buyers should verify the product is still actively maintained before committing.
Best fit: a single, EU-based scrum team that wants a clean, affordable retro with a basic health radar — and that doesn't need an enterprise checklist.