Release notes
Every change you can see, newest first.
October 11, 2026
LatestA retrospective can schedule the next one by itself, your assistant can read what your team decided, and the application tells you what changed.
What's new - every Release, newest first, with a notice in your menu and on your team pages until you have seen the latest one.
Recurrence - a retrospective can repeat every week, two weeks or month, and the next one is scheduled when it finishes.
Assistants - connect Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant through MCP to read your retrospectives, actions and agreements.
Error pages - a missing page or an error now looks like the rest of the application, in light and dark.
Photos - members' photos appear on the dashboard and the summary, and the photo field says what it accepts.
Search - searching the list of retrospectives finds them again.
October 7, 2026
Keep the room on time, shape the board to the conversation, and start each meeting from what the last one decided.
Timer - start a countdown that every screen in the room shows, and that rings when it ends.
Board templates - choose the columns of a retrospective from a template, adjust them, and save them for next time.
Action review - a retrospective opens on the actions decided last time, so the team checks them before writing.
Preferred name - choose the name your teammates see, and open a teammate's profile from the board or the roster.
Your data - download a copy of everything your account holds, from the account settings.
Guide - a public page explains every feature and why it works the way it does.
Small screens - every page can be used on a phone, from 360 pixels wide.
Side panels - the board's actions and agreements open in a panel docked beside the columns.
Completed actions - the team's actions page also shows the ones already completed.
Finish - finishing a retrospective moved into the board's options menu, away from a careless click.
Logo - the logo leads back home from every page.
Menus - menu entries no longer squeeze their icon, and highlight when you point at them.
September 29, 2026
Your team hears about its retrospectives where it already talks, and each person chooses which mail they receive.
Chat channels - post announcements, reminders and summaries to a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel.
Mail preferences - choose whether you receive announcements, reminders and summaries by mail.
Reopen - someone who manages the team can reopen a finished retrospective.
Permalink - copy a short link to a retrospective to share it anywhere.
Summary copy - send a copy of a summary to someone outside the team.
Links - links written in cards, actions, agreements and comments can be clicked.
API - teams, members, agreements and actions can now be changed over the API too.
Mail subjects - retrospective mails name the day it starts in their subject.
Dates - every date is written in your language and your time zone, mails included.
Menus - Escape closes an open menu, and the card menu no longer overlaps a finished retrospective.
Reactions - two people reacting to the same card at once no longer cause an error.
September 20, 2026
The application speaks your language, and your own tools can read your team through an API.
French - the whole interface is translated, and follows the language chosen in your preferences.
API - read your teams, retrospectives, actions and agreements with a personal token or an OAuth integration, documented on a reference page.
Active sessions - see where your account is signed in, and sign out a device you no longer use.
Delete - an open retrospective can be deleted, with the actions it created.
Time zone - a new account takes its time zone from the browser, so dates are right from the first page.
Sign-in alert - the new-device alert names the browser that signed in.
Guests - someone outside a team no longer sees controls they cannot use.
Cards - a card's edit control sits on its action line and follows the card.
September 6, 2026
The team is told when a retrospective is coming, and can react to cards without writing a word.
Announcements and reminders - members receive a mail when a retrospective is scheduled and another before it starts, with a calendar invitation.
Reactions - react to a card with an emoji, live on every screen.
Facilitator - say who is running a retrospective.
Nudge - send a mail by hand to say the team is waiting.
Microsoft sign-in - sign in with a Microsoft account.
New device alert - you receive a mail when your account is entered from a device it has never seen.
Who is here - the board shows who is connected right now.
Corrections - change the name, start and visibility of a retrospective that has not finished.
Order - retrospectives are listed by the day they take place.
Sign-in methods - link and unlink Google or Microsoft from the account settings.
Password - change your password from the account settings.
Invitations - an invited person is reminded the day before their activation link expires.
August 31, 2026
More ways to sign in, and a second step to keep your account yours.
Passkeys - sign in with your fingerprint, face or device, without a password.
Two-step verification - protect your account with an authenticator app or a code sent by mail.
Google sign-in - sign in with a Google account.
Live presentation - present the cards on every screen at once, not only on your own.
Stay signed in - keep your session after the browser closes.
Preferences - search the lists of languages and time zones, and pick a language that names its region.
Summary mail - the summary mail names the team in its subject.
Sign-out - pointing at the menu no longer signs you out.
Drag and drop - dropping a card no longer leaves every column framed.
Presenting - a presentation can be closed again, and the retrospective finished from it.
Actions - the action count stays right after presenting.
August 23, 2026
Write without being influenced, read in the dark, and share what the team concluded.
Concealed cards - cards stay hidden from the others until the team reveals them.
Dark appearance - choose light, dark or the appearance of your system.
Share link - publish a summary behind a link you can revoke at any time.
Action from a card - create an action straight from the card that prompted it.
Emoji - pick an emoji while writing a card.
Cards - reword your card and move it to another column.
Keyboard - create and start a retrospective without leaving the keyboard.
Mail - every mail says who it comes from.
Presenting - a presented card is readable in the dark appearance.
July 26, 2026
Bring your team in, go through the cards together, and keep what you decided.
Invitations - invite people by mail; they activate their account from the invitation.
Registration - open an account without waiting for an invitation.
Present - go through the cards one at a time, full screen.
Summary - finishing a retrospective gives a summary of its cards and actions.
Presence - see who is in the room and who has finished writing.
Your actions - one page gathers your actions and open retrospectives across all your teams.
Roles - change the role of a team member, or remove them.
Profile - add a photo, your pronouns and your title.
Names - a retrospective without a name gets one from its date.
Agreements - delete an agreement from its row.
July 19, 2026
Create a team and run its first retrospective on a board everyone writes on at once.
Teams - create a team, see its members and change its settings.
Boards - create a retrospective and write cards in its columns.
Live - what one person writes appears on every screen without reloading.
Dashboard - a team's retrospectives, members, actions and agreements on one page.
Sign-in - an address typed with capitals signs in like any other.