Scrumlo review
A broad, no-cost web toolkit for teams running agile ceremonies.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scrumlo brings a broad set of agile sprint ceremonies into a free, open-source web tool. It is designed for teams that want estimation, retrospectives, polling, health checks, roadmap planning, and lightweight facilitation in a shared room. Sessions start through a shareable link without login, which suits teams that want to move quickly between ceremonies without asking every participant to create an account.
Its strongest differentiator is breadth within the retrospective and ceremony workflow. Scrumlo includes 14 retrospective formats, blind brainstorming, drag-to-cluster organization, dot voting, action items, polls, live word clouds, and team health checks. Estimation supports blind simultaneous reveal and custom decks, while story backlogs include per-story decisions. Roadmap boards, a random picker wheel, and a shared timer extend the tool beyond retrospectives. Markdown, PNG, and PDF export give teams practical ways to preserve outputs after a session.
The product is also notable for its open-source, no-cost model and lightweight room-based approach. The site states that no database is used and that nothing is kept after the room ends, which fits teams that prefer temporary collaboration spaces. That same design makes Scrumlo less suitable for organizations seeking persistent ceremony history, account-based administration, or a broader platform ecosystem. Its web-only delivery also keeps the experience focused on browser sessions rather than multiple native platforms. Choose Scrumlo if your team values a wide range of agile activities, shareable access, and temporary rooms; consider an alternative if long-term records, integrations, or more formal workspace management are central requirements.
Scrumlo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 14 retrospective formats with blind brainstorming and dot voting
- Covers estimation, polls, health checks, roadmaps, and timers
- Markdown, PNG, and PDF exports with no login required
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform options
- Rooms do not retain information after they end
- No published integrations or participant limits
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