SquadJam
Real-time team rituals that spark connection
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Real-time team rituals that spark connection
3 followers
Remote teams struggle to connect. Meetings feel flat. Surveys get ignored. SquadJam fixes this with real-time activities your team will actually enjoy: 🔗 Jira and Slack integration for scrum activities 🔄 Retros that surface real feedback 💬 Check-ins that show how people really feel 🧊 Icebreakers that aren't cringe 📊 Planning poker & dot voting ✨ Zero downloads. No accounts for participants. Share a 6-digit code and go. Free plan included. Pro just $5/mo
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Alan, a software engineer who spent years leading remote and hybrid teams.
The problem I kept hitting:
Every week I needed to run retros, check-ins, and icebreakers, and I'd waste 15 to 20 minutes hunting for activities across random websites, copying prompts into docs, or setting up boards that felt like overkill. Participation dropped, and the meeting energy died early.
So I built what I wished existed.
SquadJam is a central place for team rituals, retros, check-ins, icebreakers, planning poker, and live voting. Everything happens in real time, so you see responses appear live. No downloads, no participant accounts, just share a code and go.
What makes it different:
• 🎯 Purpose-built for team rituals (24 activities and counting)
• ⚡ Real-time participation, watch responses flow in live
• 🚀 Zero friction — participants join with a 6-digit code
• 💰 $5/mo flat — not $8/user. Only hosts pay, participants always free.
• 🔗 Jira integration — pull backlog for triage, push action items back, do poker planning and sync with tickets
I've been running Monday check-ins and Friday retros with my team for some weeks, and it genuinely changed how we connect. Retros that used to feel like pulling teeth now get full participation.
I'd love your feedback:
• What ritual do you run most often, and what's annoying about it today?
• What activity do you wish existed for your team?
If you try it, I'd love your honest take. I'll be here answering questions all day 🙌
Alan
I’ve tried out a few icebreakers, and they’re a blast and quick to get everyone involved. They really grab people’s attention and help them connect while we’re waiting for the rest of the team to join us before our meetings or retros. I’m planning to roll them out with my work team right away!
@dasbego Hey Memo, love to hear that, thanks for trying them out. That “waiting for everyone to join” moment is exactly what I built icebreakers for. If you roll it out with your team and anything feels off, tell me and I’ll improve it fast.