Live retros where nobody gets lost
Teampeep runs retros, polls and quizzes. You drive from your laptop and every phone in the room moves with you. When people can’t meet, leave the session open for up to 14 days and let them answer in their own time.
Teampeep is in early access. This page covers what works today. Anything still being built is marked Coming soon on this page.
You set the pace
When you move to the next question, every phone moves with you. Nobody reloads, and nobody loses an answer they were typing.
Someone who joins late, or whose connection drops, lands on the live question with their earlier answers back.
- Stay with me
- Phones show only the live question. This is the default for live sessions.
- Look back only
- People can go back to earlier questions, but never ahead of you.
- Move freely
- People go at their own pace. This is the default for async sessions.
Press P to switch at any time. Questions after the live one aren’t sent to phones until you get there, so nobody can peek ahead.
Eight kinds of question
Mix them in one session, up to 50 questions. You can add, edit and reorder questions while the session runs.
- Written answer
People write their answer on a card. Turn on upvotes, or up and down votes, and the room ranks the cards.
“What slowed us down this sprint?”
- Single choice
People pick one of 2 to 10 options. Each option gets a bar with its count and share.
“Which day works for the offsite?”
- Multiple choice
People pick every option that applies.
“Which of these slowed you down this week?”
- Rating
A 1 to 5 scale, or green, amber and red. The squad health check template uses the traffic light.
“Easy to release”
- Ranking
People put the options in order with Move up and Move down buttons. Nobody has to drag anything.
“Rank next quarter’s priorities”
- Dot vote
Each person spreads a budget of dots across the options: 5 unless you change it, up to 20.
“Where should we spend our time?”
- Word cloud
Answers of up to three words. The more people give a word, the bigger it gets, and every word shows its count.
“One word for this sprint”
- Quiz
Options with a correct answer and an optional time limit. When you reveal, the big screen shows a leaderboard.
“Which year did we ship version 1?”
You decide what the room sees
Choose how answers arrive for the whole session, then change it for any question.
- Shown as they arrive
- Answers appear for everyone straight away.
- Held for approval
- Answers wait in a queue until you approve them.
- Hidden until you reveal
- Answers are collected but nobody sees them until you press R, so the first answers don’t steer the rest.
For any answer
- Lock
- Stop new answers to a question, and reopen it if you need to.
- Merge duplicates
- Votes combine. Someone who voted for both answers counts once.
- Hide
- Take an answer off every view and out of the results.
- Rephrase
- Edit an answer’s wording. It shows “edited by facilitator”. In anonymous sessions the original wording isn’t kept.
Made for the projector
Put the big-screen view on the projector or share it on the call. It has no controls. You drive from your own laptop.
- Answers and vote counts appear as they come in.
- When answers are hidden until you reveal, the screen shows only how many are in.
- The join link and code stay on screen while the session is open.
- Two layouts: focus shows one question, board shows several columns with the live one in the spotlight and an optional timer.
- JorRight arrow
- Next question
- KorLeft arrow
- Previous question
- R
- Reveal answers
- L
- Lock answers
- B
- Switch focus and board layout
- P
- Change participant pace
- S
- Open the big screen
- A
- Add a question
- ?
- Show all shortcuts
After the session
Results and CSV
Every session has a results page with the charts, word clouds and answers, and a CSV download that opens cleanly in a spreadsheet.
Themes
Tag answers with themes from your organization’s list, so “CI is slow” and “builds take forever” count as one topic. Sort answers by votes, time or theme, or put them in your own order.
Templates
Start from a built-in template:
- What went well
- Start, stop, continue
- Squad health check
- Shoutouts
- Quick poll
- Quiz
Your own templates
Save any session’s questions and settings as a template for your team. Answers, themes and the join code stay behind.
Anonymous or named
Choose for each session. People see which it is before they answer, and it locks once the first answer comes in.
In an anonymous session, nobody in your organization can see who wrote what. Once the session closes, nobody can link an answer to a person, not even us. The one exception is a database backup made while the session was still open. How anonymity works
Guests join with a code and don’t need an account. In a named session, they type the name they want to use.
What we’re building next
Teampeep’s point is the loop: hear it, fix it, then ask the team whether the fix worked. These parts are next.
- Coming soon
Actions
Turn an answer or a theme into an action with an owner and a due date.
- Coming soon
Did it help?
When an action is done, the team votes on whether it helped, and you get a verdict.
- Coming soon
Trend reports
Themes, ratings and action results across every session, per team and per organization.
- Coming soon
AI theme suggestions
Suggested themes and duplicate merges for you to accept or edit. Paid plans only.
- Coming soon
Recognition feed
A standing shoutouts feed with weekly, monthly and all-time leaderboards. Today, Shoutouts is a retro template.
- Coming soon
Slack app
Shoutouts, session links, reminders and “did it help?” checks in Slack.
- Coming soon
Microsoft Teams app
The same as the Slack app, in Microsoft Teams.
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