Use the Project Lessons Learned Template to review which processes or tasks from your project were successful, which didn’t perform as well as you had hoped, and which could be improved for your next project.

Use the Rose, Bud, and Thorn Template to assess your project and find what’s working, what’s not working, and identify any opportunities for improvement.

The Start, Stop, Continue Retrospective Template lets your team take a step back and review which actions were made during their work period.

The Project Retrospective Template allows your team to review what happened during the development of the project and identify what needs to be improved going forward on order to create actionable items for future projects.

The 4L Retrospective Template will help your team review their work and focus on gathering information to improve future processes.

The Team Retrospective Template is made to help your team review their latest iteration, sprint, or project and decided which actions to take to improve their process.

The Fishbone Diagram Template (or Ishikawa Cause & Effect Diagram,) is a used as a retrospective or a visual way to categorize the potential causes of a problem in order to identify its root cause.

Use this template to transform spontaneous insight into organized, workable solutions and then track those solutions as they develop. Your team will be able to work to identify problems and brainstorm potential solutions.

The I Like, I Wish, I Wonder Retrospective Template is a great design thinking tool for your team to use after a sprint, planning for a prototype, or completion of a project.

The Retrospective 6 Sections Template allows your team to reflect on what happened in the iteration and identify what needs to be improved going forward.

Divided into six sections: More, Less, Same, Frustrating, Enjoyable, and Puzzling.

Part of the Agile Scrum framework, the Keep, Add, More, Less (KALM) Retrospective Template fosters a conversation around a team’s current activities and the perceived value of them.

An Agile Retrospective is held at the end of an iteration in the Agile process. The Simple Retrospective Template allows your team to reflect on what happened in the iteration, and identify what needs to be improved going forward.

An Agile Retrospective is held at the end of an iteration in the Agile process. The Retrospective Basic Template allows your team to review what happened in the iteration and identify what needs to be improved going forward.