Parabol is an agile meeting platform that gives retrospectives, sprint poker, standups, and team check-ins a built-in structure, with AI helping draft updates, group reflections, and summarize what was decided.
Parabol runs the recurring ceremonies of agile teams in one place. Retrospectives collect anonymous reflections, group similar items automatically instead of dragging sticky notes around, and turn discussion into takeaway tasks captured directly in your backlog tool. Sprint Poker syncs issues from Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, or Azure DevOps and writes estimates back, so planning happens against live data. Standups run asynchronously: teammates share updates on their own time — with AI-drafted updates to speed things along — and everyone reviews when ready. Team check-ins add icebreakers and progress celebration without manual note-taking, and automated meeting summaries plus a Pages feature keep summaries, transcripts, and decisions as lasting knowledge rather than chat history. More than 40 meeting templates cover the standard ceremonies and plenty of variations, and a Kanban taskboard tracks the follow-through between meetings. Parabol says over 400,000 people run meetings on it, at companies including Netflix, GitHub, Buffer, Codecademy, and Lufthansa, and it carries a five-star G2 rating history. For distributed teams, the async-first design means the meeting produces value even when nobody is online at the same time.
Parabol is freemium: free forever for up to two teams, with paid tiers adding more teams, advanced controls, and enterprise features for larger organizations.
Parabol is for Scrum teams, agile coaches, and remote or hybrid organizations that want better-run retros, estimation, and standups — and a record of what was decided that outlives the meeting.