Retromat: Create, tweak, print & share plans for (agile) retrospectives. A collection of activities / methods to inspire scrummasters and facilitators in general
See it live at: https://retromat.org
Retromat is primarily run by me, Corinna Baldauf, so if you've got questions, suggestions, etc. please get in touch:
- corinna@retromat.org
- @corinnaBaldauf on Twitter and Mastodon
Timon Fiddike helps with software development and hosting, so if anything about Retromat looks like it's broken from a technical perspective, let me know. Also, feel free to connect when things are working just fine 8-) I'm less active on the former birdsite nowadays, let's connect via LinkedIn, BlueSky, Mastodon, FB, Insta, Threads.
You'd like to get involved with Retromat? Great!
The easiest way to contribute is to submit an activity: https://docs.google.com/a/finding-marbles.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dEZZV1hPYWVZUDc2MFNsUEVRdXpMNWc6MQ
Or send a photo illustrating an activity (see above for contact details).
Besides the English original, there's a number of translated versions. Our team of awesome translators:
- Spanish: Thomas Wallet and Pedro Ángel Serrano
- French: Julien Dubois, Pierre Martin and Frank Taillandier
- German: Ronald Steyer, Patrick Zeising, Martin Luig
- Dutch: Linda van der Pal
- Russian: Anton Skornyakov, Yuliana Stepanova, Alexander Martyushev
- Polish: Jarosław Łojko
- Chinese: 王存浩
- Japanese: 武田 智博
Your mother tongue is up there? Join them! For two people it's half the work. Science! ;)
Or "open" your own language.
Timon Fiddike has build a translation frontend and made it much easier to help translate \o/
If you'd like an account, please contact Corinna Baldauf(see above for contact details).
- Be useful
- For more people => better
- Be pleasant to use
- Simple interface
- Consistent
- Activities are written in short, inclusive, straightforward language. For the time being this means that I edit all submitted activities.
- Pretty