A focused record of the features and improvements you can use in Nextretro.
October 2026
Three new themed templates for the last retro of October. They stay at the top of the template picker until October 31.
Run a playful retro that still ends with clear actions and owners.
October 2026
Follow-through, team health and smoother facilitation arrive together, all built from counts and titles rather than card text.
Start the next retro and open action items come along. Your team reviews each one so nothing quietly disappears.
Know when everyone is set before moving on, and keep the whole team looking at one column.
Facilitators can let everyone group cards in a step, give merged groups a short title, and ask for suggestions.
Add a short anonymous health pulse to the opening check-in and watch how it moves from retro to retro.
When a retro finishes, see participants, cards, votes, follow-through and next steps in one place.
Set when a step closes and the board moves on by itself, so distributed teams can contribute on their own time.
Spot trends across your 12 most recent retros without reading a single card.
Send an agreed action item to a GitHub repository as an issue, next to Jira, Linear and Slack.
Save any board’s setup and start the next one from it, so your team’s way of running retros is one click away.
Put a retro on a schedule. One link always opens this sprint’s board, and the next board is ready when the day comes.
August 2026
Change Loop gives teams a lightweight way to check a change, run one experiment, and decide what to keep, adapt, or stop together.
Ask the team what feels clear, what feels risky, and what small experiment is worth trying, anonymously and from one private link.
Turn the check into a testable hypothesis with an owner, a review date, and a signal that tells the team whether it helped.
Collect lightweight signals while the experiment runs, then bring evidence to the next retro for a clear team decision.
PMs, HR partners, and team leads can now start from focused boards for AI workflow reviews, delegation boundaries, product discovery, feature decisions, role impact, and team trust.
July 2026
Your team can now carry retro outcomes into the tools and AI workflows you already use.
Connect an MCP client to create boards, capture ideas, review themes, and keep action items moving through a natural conversation.
Turn a retro decision into a Jira issue, Linear issue, or Slack handoff without copying it between tools.
Return to earlier retros whenever you need the context behind a decision.
Bring the people who run retros together in a shared workspace.
Create a new board from a previous retro so your team can keep the format and context that already works.
Pro can now be selected from your billing settings, with monthly and yearly options for teams that need continuity features.
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