I like to look back at things, seeing how everything fell into place. So here is a history of all things Retromat. Let’s be real, it’s mostly for myself 😉
2023
202303 – Launch of the Retromat Miroboard Mega Template
2022
202206 – Launch of Japanese version
20220506 – Launch of Polish version on Retromat’s 10 Year Anniversary!! \o/
20220406 – Launched Retromat Forum – Removed 6m later due to spam issues 🙁
2021
202102 – Launched responsive version
2020
202011 – Launched Memberships / Supporters for sustainability
202010 – Published 2nd book: Plans for Retrospectives
20200114 – it-agile starts distributing Print Retromat, giving me time focus on core Retromat stuff
2019
20191027 – Not much happened because I was courting burn out. Eventually I asked for everyone’s help to make Retromat sustainable
2018
20180524 – Chinese version of Retromat launched
20180523 – Retromat’s home is now retromat.org
20180820 – Retromat Blog launched
2017
20171215 – Russian version of Retromat launched
2016
2016223 – Retromat v2 launched – During 2016, Timon Fiddike joined me and rewrote the backend to be search-engine-friendly
20161027 – The Retromat eBook with all 120+ activities launched
2015
20150729 – Dutch version of Retromat launched
20150407 – 100 Activities in Retromat \o/
20150210 – “Retr-O-Mat” becomes “Retromat”
20150122 – German version of Retromat launched
2014
20140916 – Spanish version of Retromat launched
20140128 – French version of Retromat launched – the first translation!
2013
20131127 – The first edition of Print Retromat went on sale
2012
20120506 – Retr-O-Mat goes live at plans-for-retrospectives.com with 16 activities
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