Changelog

Retro summaries show the group name you wrote

A group of posts appeared under the word Cluster in every summary. The summary now shows the name your team gave the group. This applies to the Markdown copy and to the summary an MCP agent reads.

Published the full list of subprocessors

The privacy policy names every company that processes data for Looptro, including the provider that receives our telemetry and the analytics on the marketing site. Each legal document also carries its own effective date.

A post that moves to another column leaves its group

The REST API and the MCP server let you move a post to another column while it stayed in a group in the column it left. The group then showed as separate posts. A move to another column now removes the post from the group.

An expired retro stops reconnecting

An anonymous retro deletes itself after 24 hours. The browser used to reconnect to it in a loop. The app now recognises that the retro ended, tells you, and stops. It also gives up after twelve failed attempts on any broken connection.