About Sörk
Sörk is a hosted retrospective tool for teams and individuals who want feedback to lead to action. A team lead creates a reflection session and shares a link; each person adds feedback asynchronously, with the option to stay anonymous, and every item states the outcome it aims for. It is aimed at engineering, product, remote and agile teams as well as startups and small businesses.
After feedback is collected, the team votes on what matters, groups related items and sees recurring issues surface across sessions. Commitments are created from the feedback that triggered them and tracked to completion. The site says an async session needs roughly ten to fifteen minutes from each person spread across a day or two, and anonymous items store no author data. The site positions it against Slack threads, Google Docs, sticky-note boards, Miro, EasyRetro and Retrium. Sörk is made in Estonia, GDPR compliant and Swiss-hosted. Plans include a free tier for individuals and small teams and a paid Team tier.
Key features
- Async reflection sessions shared by link
- Anonymous feedback with no author data stored
- Voting and grouping of feedback items
- Commitments linked to the feedback behind them
- Recurring issues surfaced across sessions
- Custom templates and email notifications on paid tiers
Good fit for
- Sprint retrospectives for remote teams
- One-on-ones and team check-ins
- Following up on retro action items
Sörk: questions and answers
- What is Sörk used for?
- Sörk is an async, anonymous retrospective tool that turns team feedback into tracked commitments, hosted in Switzerland for remote and in-office teams. It is a good fit for sprint retrospectives for remote teams, one-on-ones and team check-ins, and following up on retro action items.
- Is Sörk free?
- Yes. Sörk has a free plan, and paid plans start at €9 per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is Sörk open source?
- No. Sörk is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.
- What are some alternatives to Sörk?
- Sörk competes with TeamRetro, EasyRetro and Retrium.
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