Async Retros That Actually Change Things
Move retros out of a monthly meeting and into a written rhythm. Learn every week, not every quarter.
Why retros usually don't stick
Retros run as monthly meetings tend to fade — people forget what happened, and the actions from last retro were never followed up on. A weekly written retro rhythm captures signal continuously.
Where the week falls apart
The patterns we hear from async retros again and again.
Retros only happen every few weeks
By retro time, the team forgets what happened week 1.
Retro actions never get done
Actions from the retro live in a doc nobody revisits.
Retros feel like a meeting to endure
Retros compete with delivery time; teams cancel them under pressure.
Cross-team retros never happen
Cross-team learning stays inside individual squads.
How Weekly Win helps
A lightweight operating rhythm — not another tool to manage.
A weekly written learning check-in
Every teammate captures learnings weekly instead of at retro time.
Retro actions in the running rhythm
Actions become check-in items — visible and followed up on.
Cross-team learnings surface
Learnings from one team can be read across the company.
Tie learning to goals
Learnings tie back to the goals the team is pursuing.
C-Suite Dashboard for Distributed Teams
A single centralized view of what was done, what stalled, execution themes, and key topics for the weekly leadership meeting.
What a week looks like
Examples of weekly wins in the language async retros use.
Retired the monthly retro meeting and moved learning into the weekly rhythm.
Followed up on 100% of retro actions after moving them into check-ins.
Spread a top learning from one team to three others in one week.
Onboarded a new engineer using the learnings archive.
Built for every role on the team
Engineering Managers
Capture learnings weekly instead of monthly.
Product Leaders
Spread cross-team learning without more meetings.
Scrum Masters & Agile Coaches
Turn retros into a running rhythm.
New Hires
Learn from the team's actual learnings archive.
Frequently asked questions
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