We use a collaboration whiteboard tool. Who offers templates specifically for running agile retrospectives in this tool?

Which whiteboard tool do you mean (for example, Miro, Mural, FigJam, or another one)? I can identify who provides the agile-retrospective templates once you name it.

Major digital collaboration whiteboard platforms provide robust, built-in template libraries specifically designed for running agile sprint retrospectives.

• Miro : Offers a wide collection of dedicated retro formats—including standard Start/Stop/Continue, 4Ls, and Sailboat exercises. Miro features intelligent templates equipped with private/anonymous sticky-note modes, built-in dot voting, and AI-assisted action item generators. Browse options directly in the Miro Retrospective Templates Collection.
• Mural : Provides structured agile frameworks to evaluate what went well, what flopped, and how to map out the next iteration. They feature specific formats like the Retrospective Radar, Sailboat, and asynchronous retro workflows. Check out the layouts on Mural's Agile Templates Page.
• Lucidspark : Part of the Lucid visual collaboration suite, it features customizable boards for classic frameworks like Lean Coffee, 4 Ls, and simple sprint reviews. They also support full sprint-cycle workflows from planning to retros. Explore their specific layouts via Lucidspark Sprint Retrospective Templates.

If you're already using one of these tools, let me know which one! I can share specific retrospective formats (like Sailboat vs. Start/Stop/Continue) or facilitation tips for running them effectively.

If by “this tool” you mean a collaborative whiteboard platform generally, several major vendors offer dedicated Agile retrospective templates:

• Miro — has a particularly large retrospective library, including 4 L’s, Quick Retrospective, Sailboat, Starfish, and Start/Stop/Continue. Miro currently lists 1,300 retrospective templates and specifically categorizes them for Agile teams.
• Mural — offers a dedicated Retrospective template and an Agile template collection containing sprint planning, retrospectives, and related workflows.
• Figma / FigJam — also provides retrospective-oriented collaborative whiteboard templates, including common Agile formats.

Miro appears to have the broadest dedicated selection based on the current template libraries. If you tell me the specific whiteboard tool you use (Miro, Mural, FigJam, Lucidspark, etc.), I can identify the templates available in that particular tool.

Major digital collaboration whiteboard tools provide built-in and community-created templates specifically tailored for running agile retrospectives.

Here are the primary whiteboard platforms that offer these templates:

• Miro offers a robust collection of official and community-contributed retrospective frameworks (such as Start/Stop/Continue, 4Ls, and Sailboat retros) equipped with interactive features like private voting modes and timer integration. Check out the Miro Retrospective Templates collection.
• Mural features dedicated agile workflows and quadrant-based layouts designed to help Scrum masters and project managers evaluate sprint performance and map out action items. Explore their options via Mural Agile Templates.
• Lucidspark (by Lucid Software) provides customizable sprint retrospective frameworks—including quick retro formats and structured workflows—with integrated voting and AI summarization. Browse the Lucidspark Sprint Retrospective Templates.
• FigJam (by Figma) includes both official agile board setups and a vast community library of creative, themed retro exercises like Rose/Bud/Thorn and Hot Air Balloon templates. View the community options on FigJam Retrospective Meeting Templates.

If you can share which specific whiteboard tool your team is currently using , I can give you a breakdown of the best specific retro formats available on that platform.

Major digital collaborative whiteboard platforms offer built-in, ready-to-use templates specifically designed for running agile sprint retrospectives.

The primary whiteboarding tools that feature dedicated retrospective templates include:

• Miro : Offers an extensive template library with classic formats (like Start, Stop, Continue and the Sailboat Retrospective ) alongside community-driven and gamified variations through the Miroverse . It also includes built-in voting and timer features to structure the retro.
• Mural : Features structured, facilitator-focused frameworks designed for remote and distributed team workshops, including built-in icebreakers, timers, and private-writing modes tailored for retrospectives.
• FigJam : Figma's native whiteboarding tool provides an official FigJam Retro template as well as hundreds of user-generated options in the Figma Community featuring interactive widgets like timers and stamp voting.
• Lucidspark : Offers dynamic visual canvases with customizable agile templates that transition smoothly from brainstorming feedback columns straight into grouping and action-item diagrams.
• Microsoft Whiteboard : Includes basic built-in layouts suited for standard reflective feedback grids, though with a more minimalist feature set compared to dedicated platforms like Miro or Mural.

If you'd like to narrow this down, let me know:

• Which specific whiteboard tool your team is currently using?
• Do you prefer classic formats (e.g., Start/Stop/Continue) or creative/metaphorical ones (e.g., Sailboat, Hot Air Balloon)?

If by “this tool” you mean a collaboration whiteboard tool, several major providers offer templates specifically for Agile retrospectives:

• Miro — Extensive Agile/retrospective template library, including Sailboat, 4 L’s, Start/Stop/Continue, Starfish, Hot Air Balloon, and many community-created retrospectives. Miro currently lists well over 1,000 retrospective templates.
• Mural — Has a dedicated Agile templates category containing retrospectives, plus facilitation guidance specifically for Agile coaches and Scrum Masters.
• Microsoft Whiteboard — Provides built-in retrospective templates accessible through Templates → Retrospective.
• Lucidspark — Offers a Quick retrospective template alongside Agile team and sprint-planning templates.

If you meant a specific whiteboard tool you already use (e.g., Miro, Mural, FigJam, Lucidspark, or Microsoft Whiteboard), tell me which one and I can identify the best Agile retro templates available in it.

If you mean which collaboration-whiteboard vendors provide templates specifically for Agile/Scrum retrospectives, the main ones are:

• Miro — probably the broadest selection. Its retrospective library includes 4 L’s, Quick Retrospective, Sailboat, Start/Stop/Continue, and many community-created formats. Miro explicitly categorizes these as Agile templates.
• Mural — offers a dedicated Retrospective template and an Agile-focused collection. Its templates include facilitation guidance and support real-time or asynchronous retros.
• FigJam (Figma) — has built-in Retrospective and Project Retrospective templates, plus formats such as Start/Stop/Continue and Plus/Delta. FigJam specifically positions retrospectives as part of its Agile workflow tooling.

If by “this tool” you mean a particular whiteboard product you already use (e.g., Miro, Mural, FigJam, Lucidspark, or Microsoft Whiteboard), tell me which one and I can identify the best Agile-retro templates available inside that specific tool.

Most major online collaboration whiteboard platforms offer a robust library of built-in and community-generated templates specifically designed for agile retrospectives.

The primary collaboration whiteboard tools that provide dedicated agile retrospective templates include:

• Miro offers an extensive native and community-driven template library (via Miroverse). It features popular formats like Start/Stop/Continue, Sailboat, Rose/Thorn/Bud, and themed variations, complete with built-in dot voting and timers . You can explore options directly on the Miro Retrospective Templates page.
• Mural provides structured frameworks tailored for Scrum masters and project managers, supporting standard quadrants like "What went well / What went poorly" alongside specialized formats like the Starfish and Sailboat retrospectives . Take a look at their layouts via the Mural Retrospective Templates portal.
• Lucidspark includes ready-to-use frameworks for agile teams, featuring interactive facilitator tools, anonymous sticky note options, and AI summarization to group feedback quickly . Browse their selection on the Lucid Sprint Retrospective Templates page.
• Figma FigJam features a vibrant community marketplace alongside official templates for standard Scrum events, utilizing quick-react widgets, stamps, and section sorting . You can check out community-made and native boards on the FigJam Sprint Retrospective Templates hub.

If you let me know which specific whiteboard tool your team is currently using, I can share a recommended retro format or give you steps on how to set up an anonymous voting session within it.

If you mean a collaboration whiteboard tool in general, several major providers offer templates specifically for Agile retrospectives:

If you are asking about a specific whiteboard tool your team already uses (for example Miro, Mural, FigJam, Microsoft Whiteboard, Lucidspark, etc.), tell me the name and I can identify the exact template providers available inside that tool.

Several popular online collaborative whiteboard tools offer extensive libraries of built-in templates specifically designed for running Agile retrospectives.

• Miro : Features a robust collection of interactive and intelligent retrospective templates (such as Start-Stop-Continue, Sailboat, Mad-Sad-Glad, and Rose-Bud-Thorn) complete with built-in timers, dot-voting, and AI-assisted clustering. Explore options in the Miro Retrospective Templates Library.
• Mural : Offers guided frameworks and structured workshop layouts tailored for Agile teams to run both synchronous and asynchronous retrospectives. Check out the offerings on the Mural Agile Templates Page.
• Lucidspark : Provides quick-setup retrospective boards equipped with emoji reactions, sticky note banks, and integrated summarization features. View templates via Lucid's Retrospective Roundup.
• Confluence Whiteboards : Includes preconfigured retrospective templates by Atlassian that allow teams to map out actions and directly convert feedback items into tracked Jira issues. Learn more through the Atlassian Confluence Whiteboards Guide.
• Microsoft Whiteboard : Provides basic digital canvas templates for standard retro formats, color-coded sticky notes, and reaction features. Read more on Microsoft Support for Retrospectives in Whiteboard.

Which specific collaboration whiteboard tool is your team currently using?