Spreo (formerly Metro Retro) is an online whiteboard for agile teams to run retrospectives, sprint planning, and brainstorming, with 100+ templates and…
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Collaboration
Pricing
Free 30-day trial with no credit card required, then three paid tiers (Starter, Business, Enterprise) billed per team; Business supports card or annual invoice with a minimum of 20 seats. Exact dollar pricing is not publicly disclosed on the website.
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August 6, 2026
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Spreo is online whiteboard software purpose-built for agile teams, rebranded from Metro Retro (and formerly Ludi). It gives scrum masters, product owners, delivery managers, agile coaches, and engineering managers a shared visual workspace to run agile ceremonies such as sprint planning, retrospectives, backlog refinement, planning poker, story mapping, and daily standups. Core building blocks include sticky notes, private writing (so contributors add ideas without bias before revealing them), voting and prioritization, frames and zones for structuring a board, connectors and shapes for diagramming, timers, polls, and 100+ ready-made templates for common agile activities. Teams can track actions with owners and due dates directly on the board and sync work with Jira via a two-way integration. Spreo lists enterprise customers including Kayak, Meltwater, Gear4Music, XITASO, Lucca, and Ryd, and positions itself for teams running fully remote or hybrid agile workflows.
Key Features
Agile ceremony templates — 100+ ready-made templates for retrospectives, sprint planning, backlog refinement, and other agile ceremonies.
Private writing & voting — Contributors add sticky notes privately before revealing them, then vote and prioritize ideas as a group to reduce bias.
Jira integration — Two-way sync with Jira keeps planning boards and execution tracking connected without manually copying information.
Facilitation tools — Frames, zones, connectors, shapes, timers, and polls help facilitators structure and timebox collaborative sessions.
Story mapping & planning poker — Dedicated tools for visual story mapping and estimation via planning poker.
Action tracking — Track action items directly on the board with assigned owners and due dates.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Purpose-built templates and facilitation tools (frames, timers, private writing) for agile ceremonies rather than a generic whiteboard
Two-way Jira integration keeps planning boards connected to execution without manual copying
Strong security posture for a collaboration tool: SOC2/ISO27001/PCI-DSS certified hosting, AES-256 encryption, EU-based data hosting, and SSO on paid plans
Free 30-day trial with no credit card required lowers the barrier to evaluate the product
Cons
Specific pricing is not published; teams must sign up or contact sales to see exact costs beyond the trial
Focused on agile ceremony use cases, so it is narrower in scope than general-purpose whiteboards like Miro or FigJam
SSO and cross-team collaboration are gated behind the Business tier, and the Business plan's invoice option requires a minimum of 20 annual seats