
Structured online retrospectives with team radar
Checked 1 October 2026: the product runs, but nothing ships. The web app's JavaScript bundle still carries the same content hash and a 6 September 2025 Last-Modified date (matching the only archived capture, July 2026); the newest blog post is 9 July 2024 (~27 months) and there is no changelog. trune.io is back online after a WordPress fatal error from late July to early September 2026 (its plugins were updated on 2 September 2026), but no page has been edited since 7 January 2026 and most date from March 2024. The iOS app is listed but was last updated 3 September 2024; the Android app (io.trune) returns 404 on Google Play.
Best for: Small EU-based agile teams that want a simple, GDPR-aligned retro tool with templates, grouping, voting, and team radars — and can live with a vendor whose app has not shipped an update since September 2025.

Trune sells itself as a structured online retrospective and team-feedback tool for remote and hybrid agile teams, priced flat per team rather than per seat. The voice leans hard on EU engineering: the datacenter sits in Frankfurt, and the FAQ answers "Are you GDPR ready?" with "Yes, 100%… we don't store any application data outside of Europe."
"Truly connected with your team? You will be with Trune."
Marketing headlines 14 templates (Mad-Glad-Sad, sailboat, the L's), anonymous cards and team radars, and claims 30,000+ participants a year across 90+ countries. The site is back after a five-week WordPress outage ending in early September 2026, but its pages date from 2024: the FAQ still lists two languages where the app ships five.
Trune's retro flow is tighter than most; its commercial fine print is worse than the pricing page suggests. The engine is opinionated in a good way: a fixed Silent Writing → Presenting → Voting → Action Items sequence, cards that stay hidden from everyone but their author until that person presents them, drag-to-group clustering, anonymous cards, configurable dot-vote counts, action items with owners and reminder emails, and three team radars including the Spotify Squad Health Check.
The fine print: the free trial caps sessions at 9 participants and three templates, and the app labels the Azure DevOps sync Enterprise-only even though the $39 Professional tier is sold with "3rd Party Integrations". Everything else is one one-way Zapier trigger. There is no AI: a truneGPT chat window sits in the code, but nothing in the interface opens it. No SCIM, SOC 2 or audit logs, and SSO only as a bespoke SAML setup.
Cheap, GDPR-clean retros for a single EU scrum team — from a vendor whose app hasn't shipped an update since September 2025.