Free Templates for Efficient Agile Meetings

Celebrate the summer equinox with a Midsummer-themed retrospective! Use it as a half year check-in or regular retro!

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a special retrospective dedicated to cleaning up your working practices and celebrating new beginnings.

Seize the themes of regeneration and new starts with an optimistic Easter retrospective. Find ways to grow and improve this Spring season.

Bring that energy of Holi into a joyful, seasonally-inspired retrospective! Reflect together and set new working rhythms with this template!

Feeling heard, seen, and respected is the basis of good teamwork. Try this meeting to build empathy and learn how to communicate better.

How well does your team embody the Scrum Values? Take a look with the Scrum Values retrospective and identify improvements.

Great work doesn’t happen by accident. What habits, practices, and processes will help your team work well together?

Reflect on Christmas past, present, and future with this creative retrospective template. Spread some cheer and give end of year kudos!

Check in with your team after big changes or before big decisions. This meeting template helps you collect feedback from your team or org!

The Five Fingers scale is a great way to estimate using the tools mother nature gave us! Each finger is a different response or number.

Using WSJF estimation enables your team to size work, and then prioritize it by value – to the team, the company, the users, or whomever you choose!

Bring new flexibility to your agile estimation! Size with anything you can dream up – sedans, vans and trucks, dogs, chimps, fruit. The choice is yours!

Reduce agile estimation complexity using the Fibonacci scale. This classic scale means you no longer have to split hairs between two very close numbers.

With Estimated Effort you’ll size stories (tasks, projects, etc.) based on how much work they’ll take to complete via an agreed-upon scale.

T-Shirt Sizing uses a scale you’ll see in any clothing store – or your own closet. From XS to XL, use t-shirt sizes to dress every story properly.