Retrospectives helps teams pause, reflect, and turn shared feedback into practical follow-up. Start with the overview, understand how cards and linked context behave, or follow a complete journey from board creation through a finished team conversation.
The explorer keeps creation and area navigation visible even when the maintained seed contains no boards.
Start Here
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Retrospectives - Understand the fixed three-column board, area ownership, access, cards, reactions, linked draft, meetings, responsive layout, and current boundaries.
Understand The Workspace
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Cards and Participation - Learn how attributable feedback, author-owned edits, committed live updates, reactions, counts, participant context, and reopening work together.
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Linked Context and Meetings - Use the paired Article and Comments beside the board, then understand how the same persistent retrospective behaves on an activity meeting stage.
Run A Retrospective
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Create and Open a Retrospective - Choose the owning area, verify access, create from Retros or Documents, understand the linked draft, leave safely, and reopen the same board.
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Run a Team Retrospective - Gather feedback, refine attributable cards, acknowledge useful points, identify themes, write action items, and verify the result after reopening.
Related Topics
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Collaborate with Live Apps in a Meeting explains how to place an existing or new retrospective on an activity meeting stage and close the feed without deleting the board.
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App Files and Publishing explains how Retrospectives appear in Documents and why their linked Article starts as a draft.