Sharing to Private Channels
To share summaries to private channels, you need to invite the SprintPulse bot to those channels first.
Step 1: Find the SprintPulse app
In Slack, look for SprintPulse in the Apps section of your sidebar. If you don't see it, click Add apps and search for "SprintPulse".
Step 2: Invite to private channel
Open the private channel you want to share to, then either:
- Type
/invite @SprintPulse - Or click the channel name → Integrations → Add apps
Once invited, the private channel will appear in the channel list when sharing summaries.
Retrospectives for Remote Teams
Distance makes communication harder, but retrospectives shouldn't be. SprintPulse brings your distributed team together for meaningful reflection - no matter where they are.
Sources: Gallup State of the Global Workplace, Buffer State of Remote Work
Built for Distributed Collaboration
Remote work requires intentional communication. SprintPulse makes retros a moment of connection.
Works Across Time Zones
Run real-time retros with live updates. See feedback appear instantly as your distributed team adds it.
Equal Voice for Everyone
Written feedback levels the playing field. Quieter team members contribute just as easily as vocal ones.
Psychological Safety
Anonymous mode ensures honest feedback. Build trust even when you can't read body language.
Everything Documented
No more lost sticky notes. All feedback, votes, and action items are saved and searchable.
Comments & Threads
Discuss feedback in context. Async conversations that don't get lost in Slack or email.
Share to Slack
Send retro summaries directly to your team's Slack channel. Keep everyone in the loop.
"Retrospectives can be even more effective on a distributed team since the distance requires everyone to be intentional and clear with communication, prioritisation, and time management."
Bridge the distance with better retros
Your remote team deserves a tool built for distributed collaboration. Start free today.