Retrospectives that engage the whole team

Run retros bursting with AI-powered features to make them more inclusive, engaging, and actionable. You'll come out of sessions with ways to refine processes and set your team up for success, every time.
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Hear every voice in the room

Create an inclusive space where everyone feels empowered to share ideas freely — especially easy with our interactive templates, private mode, and AI clustering. Plus, you get seamless integrations with tools like Jira and Azure DevOps, so no idea gets lost.
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Why Miro is the tool for your retrospective

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Energize your retrospectives

Run dynamic sessions with icebreakers and other interactive features like reactions and voting. Cut out monotony by keeping online retros engaging — easy with hundreds of ready-to-go community templates. Or, build your own with our extensive editing tools.

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Run inclusive sessions

Our collaborative retro tool comes with anonymous features that help create a safe space for your team to give authentic input. Make sure everyone has a say with private mode, and invite your team to work with you in real time or async.

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Speed up with AI clustering

Bring agility to your retro meeting by instantly clustering sticky notes. You can do this automatically by color, tag, author, keyword, and sentiment — or create your own topic cluster.

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Track and action ideas

Execute plans quickly by creating cards from sticky notes. Work together to assign cards to teammates to follow up on ideas. Then, seamlessly sync those cards into your task management tool like Jira or Azure DevOps so you don't lose momentum.

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Keep the momentum going

With an infinite canvas, create as many retrospective boards as you need, keeping each sprint side-by-side so everything is documented in one place. And share out your board so the team can look back and make changes when they need.

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Everything in a single view

No more context switching. From sprint planning to online retrospectives, manage all your Agile practices in one unified view. That means more efficiency and alignment across your team.

Integrated with your favorite tools

Ideas, inspiration, and intel in full view. Visualize marketing campaigns and client and prospect info to take action, and track tasks and status updates for the team.
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How to run a retro meeting in Miro

1. Collect feedback

Kick things off by getting all the feedback and ideas out there. Set a timer and use private mode to avoid group bias when adding sticky notes to the retro board.

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2. Cluster ideas

Once you've got all the input, start clustering similar notes and themes together by keywords or sentiment with Miro AI or ask your team to group the sticky notes together themselves.

3. Choose the most pressing issues

With a clear view of all the feedback, decide as a team what deserves your focus first. Prioritize the most impactful and urgent items using voting.

4. Plan what’s next

Map out concrete next steps and schedule a follow-up meeting to check progress. With cards, assign owners, due dates, and sync with your development tools such as Jira and Azure DevOps to start executing.

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More than 180,000 organizations, including Nike, Ikea, Deloitte, WPP, and Cisco, have adopted Miro to help innovate the way they innovate, with the goal of improving the speed and quality of their work.

Retrospective FAQs

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Why should I use Miro's retrospective tool?

Miro’s collaborative retro tool has many features that help you run engaging, fun retrospective meetings without the hassle of switching tools to review the successes and challenges of a project, sprint, or quarter. Miro’s retrospective boards are easy to create and share, so you and your team can collaborate, track progress, and innovate quicker than ever.

When should my team run a retrospective meeting?

To track team health and improve processes, run retrospective meetings whenever you finish a sprint, project, or quarter. It’s a great way to keep tabs on how efficient your workflows are and the challenges teams face daily. Miro’s sprint retrospective tool helps create a comfortable and safe space, so everyone can give feedback without reproach or criticism. Use the voting feature to evaluate the most pressing topics and ask for feedback, so everyone’s opinion is heard. And remember, the retrospective meeting should be planned ahead of time and include a facilitator who can guide the conversation and help the team focus on the right topics.

What are the three retrospective questions my team can reflect on?

A retrospective board helps teams reflect on their past performance and identify areas of improvement. The three key questions often asked during a retrospective are: What went well, what could have gone better, and how should we do it differently? Asking these questions encourages teams to take a step back, evaluate their past performance, and quickly take action. Using a tool designed for retrospective meetings helps to ensure that the team is continuously learning and growing. Afterward, you have the means to create actionable points and develop a plan to implement changes and iterate processes.

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