Changelog

• Board titles can now be renamed from the dashboard and from the board itself — via a small pencil icon that stays out of the way until you need it.
• If you haven’t uploaded a profile photo, MiniRetro now shows an avatar generated from your initials.

When a new retroboard is created, active team members get an email with a direct link — and if you’re not signed in yet, you’ll be asked to log in first and then land on that board.

• Creating a retroboard emails every active team member with the board name, team, and link.
• Opening a board link while logged out sends you to login, then back to that board.

Choose whether teammates can discover you by name, alias, or email — or stay anonymous and share only your unique ID when someone needs to add you to a team.

• Every account gets a unique 4-character ID.
• Profiles are public by default; you can switch to anonymous in your profile settings.
• Anonymous users no longer appear in team member search by name, alias, or email — only an exact unique ID match works.
• When you are anonymous, your unique ID stays visible in the header so you can copy and share it quickly.
• Registration now explains the public default and where to change it.

See how your team’s mood evolves over time, express yourself with emojis on retro cards, and find a clearer privacy policy.

• Dashboard mood history: sparklines and trend indicators show how your team’s sprint mood changes over boards.
• Add emojis to retro card messages with a built-in emoji picker.
• The participant filter on a board uses a stable shuffled order so the list is less predictable.
• Privacy policy page updated.

Action points can now be assigned to teammates and surface on your dashboard, alongside a refreshed landing page, dashboard, and smoother logged-in flow.

• Action points can optionally be assigned to a team member.
• Action points assigned to you appear on your dashboard.
• Restyled dashboard and landing page, including empty-state polish and slide-in effects.
• When you are already logged in, you go straight to the dashboard.
• Login is no longer case-sensitive for email/username.
• Various visual tweaks across the app.

Each retro board now includes a lightweight mood barometer so the team can share how the sprint felt — and see the collective pulse at a glance.

• Rate how you felt this sprint on a 1–10 scale between a frown and a smile.
• Your personal score stays editable until the board is read-only (Closed or Obsolete).
• A colored team-average bar updates live as people vote; non-voters are not counted.
• Dashboard board cards show the mood average and vote count for a quick overview.

Several improvements to make retro boards clearer, more interactive, and more engaging.

• The delete button now uses a recognizable trash icon instead of a cross.
• Messages on a retro board can now be edited after posting.
• Retro boards feature ambiance animations such as confetti.
• The feedback form is pre-filled when you are signed in.
• Hovering the vote and like buttons shows who has already voted or liked a card.

MiniRetro 1.0 is live. Run structured retrospectives with your scrum team: create teams and manage members, launch boards from templates, and collect feedback in real time. Facilitators can move boards through Gather, Discuss, Vote, and Closed phases, while participants add cards, react with likes and votes, and capture action points with deadlines and status tracking. Your dashboard keeps teams and boards in one place. Sign up, manage your profile, and start your next retro.