Sprint retros
Collect good and bad points in two minutes.
Question templates
Sixteen questions for sprint retros, weekly check-ins and team health checks. Anonymous answers on every phone, results on the big screen, no sticky notes to type up.
Run your next retroThis is the screen your audience sees
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so pick one mood rating, two open texts, a ranking and a closing question.
How would you rate the mood of the team this sprint?
1 star is rough, 5 stars is great.
What went well this sprint?
Short open answers, shown anonymously.
What slowed us down?
Open text, the same blockers tend to appear several times.
Which best describes our workload?
Too light, About right, Heavy but fine, Too much.
Rank what we should talk about first.
Meetings, Code reviews, Planning, Communication, Tooling.
Describe this sprint in one word.
The biggest word is the shared feeling.
How clear were our priorities?
1 star is foggy, 5 stars is crystal clear.
What helped you most this week? Pick all that apply.
Focus time, Help from a teammate, Clear tasks, Good tools, A break.
Do you feel safe to disagree in meetings?
Always, Mostly, Sometimes, Rarely.
What is one thing we should stop doing?
Anonymous answers surface what nobody says out loud.
What is one thing we should start doing?
Collect ideas, then vote on them with the next question.
Rank these improvement ideas by impact.
Fewer meetings, Better documentation, Faster reviews, More pairing, Clearer specs.
How confident are you about the next sprint?
A quick trend to compare sprint after sprint.
Team trivia: how many tasks did we close this sprint?
Add the real number as the correct answer for a fun closing round.
Which meeting could be an email?
Daily stand-up, Weekly sync, Planning, Demo, None of them.
Anything else you want to ask the team lead?
Audience Q&A: the most upvoted questions rise to the top.
Collect good and bad points in two minutes.
Track the mood with the same rating each week.
Anonymous answers on the topics people avoid.
Everyone answers at once, from any device.
In a retro, the loudest voice often sets the mood. When everyone votes at the same time and nobody sees who said what, the real problems come out in the first five minutes.
Open with a rating for the mood, collect what went well and what did not with open text, then rank the topics to discuss. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, which fits one retro exactly.
Reuse the same rating question every sprint or every week and compare the scores. A small question asked often tells you more than a long survey asked once.
Four or five is plenty. Start with a mood rating, gather good and bad points with open text, then use a ranking to pick what to discuss first.
Yes. Participants join without an account and answers are not tied to a name, unless you add a contact details question yourself.
Yes. Paste the short link in Teams, Zoom or Google Meet and everyone answers from their own device.
Yes to start: 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation, all question types included. Solo is €5 a month, Pro €12, and Event Passes start at €9.