
Metro Retro
Real-time collaborative retrospectives - choose from a variety of templates or create your own, invite your team and start creating post-its! Metro Retro makes it easy ...
- Free • Proprietary
- Online
What is Metro Retro?
Metro Retro is a web application created to help teams run productive, engaging and fun retrospectives. It uses real-time updates, adaptable templates and a quirky sense of humour to emulate as closely as possible the feeling of a session run with paper based post-its on a physical whiteboard. It's great for distributed teams as well as co-located teams!
Users join a shared board and add post-its to the various categories as they would in a traditional retrospective. Initially, post-it content is hidden to provide users a way of creating their ideas in private. Then, when they are ready, the users reveal their post-its to each other and discuss the ideas as a group.
There are various tools available to aid presentation and discussion including post-it highlighting, emoji reactions and pointing arrows. Once the discussion is over, the contents of the board can be exported and archived in other tools (e.g. company wiki) or just left as is - boards are always available to come back to later.
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Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Said about Metro Retro as an alternative
It combines all functions for the retrospective process, but in a free-form whiteboarding board.
easy to use and simple. no need for joining people for registration, this is very good, when you need to use such kind of tool for example with new people on the conference
Tags
- agile
- collaboration
- Web Conferencing
- distributed-team
- agile-development
- retrospective
- web-application
- SCRUM
Recent user activities on Metro Retro
braky edited Metro Retro
halloramesh added Metro Retro as alternative(s) to HealthyTeam
rishal added Metro Retro as alternative(s) to Interacts
Major con: You have to sign-in to join a bord (no anonymous join)
Probably the most fun I've had in a retro. Except for the time we retro'd our sprint through interpretive dance.
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