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What is ScatterSpoke

Collect feedback with surveys and retrospectives, explore it with Ask, and choose a useful next step.

ScatterSpoke helps your team collect feedback, understand what people are saying, and decide what to improve. You can send a survey, run a team retrospective, and use Ask to explore the feedback you collect.

ToolUse it forExample
Static SurveyA fixed set of questions that everyone answersA three-minute sprint health check
Agent SurveyA conversation that follows up on each person’s answersUnderstand why code reviews are taking longer
RetrospectiveA team session to share, group, vote on, and discuss feedbackAgree on one improvement for the next sprint

The survey chooser with Agent and Static survey options.

Static Surveys are unlimited on every plan. Agent Surveys use the workspace’s allowance or available credits. Some options, such as anonymous survey responses and AI retro features, depend on your plan.

Open individual responses and transcripts to read what people said. Use Ask to summarize selected feedback, compare themes, or look for examples.

Ask answers can include source citations. Check those sources before making a decision, especially when only a few people responded. A theme is a starting point for a conversation, not proof that everyone feels the same way.

For example, a retrospective might reveal that reviews sit waiting for a day. The team can try a daily review window for one sprint, then ask whether it helped.

Seat Holders enter the workspace to build surveys, facilitate retros, or review results. Participants answer surveys without taking a paid seat. A person can be both.

That means five colleagues can manage a survey for hundreds of participants. Survey participation does not automatically give someone access to the workspace.

Pick a decision your team needs to make. Collect just enough feedback to help with that decision, review the evidence, and tell participants what you will do next.

Follow How to use ScatterSpoke for the full workflow, or start with your first survey or your first retro.