Wheels for standups, retros, and team rituals.
7 free wheel templates built around the small decisions a team makes every week — who shares first, what to discuss in retro, what to ask in a 1:1, who to shout out. Pick a template, swap in your names or topics, and share the link with the team.
Quick answer
If you want a clean spin wheel for daily team rituals, Roue's Team set is the fastest setup. Standup Order randomizes who shares first; Retro Topic picks what the team discusses; 1:1 Topic Picker steers a manager / report conversation; Team Kudos picks someone to recognize. None of them need an account, and a Share Link makes any wheel reusable across the team.
The team templates
All segments are placeholders you can edit. Swap the example names with your team's; swap the example topics with the categories your retro actually covers.
- Team PickerSplit into teamsTeam ATeam BTeam CTeam DOpen this wheel →
- Standup OrderWho shares first?SamAlexJordanRileyCaseyMorganOpen this wheel →
- Retro TopicWhat to discussWhat went wellWhat didn'tStuck onIdea to tryShoutoutAction itemsOpen this wheel →
- 1:1 Topic PickerSteer the conversationCareer growthRecent winsBlockersFeedbackSide projectsLearning goalOpen this wheel →
- Team KudosPick someone to shout outSamAlexJordanRileyCaseyMorganOpen this wheel →
- Focus SprintPick what to tackleBug fixFeatureDocsTech debtPolishRefactorOpen this wheel →
- Coffee ChatOpen the conversationWeekend storyTravel dreamHidden talentFavorite snackPet peeveBucket listOpen this wheel →
How teams actually use them
For daily standups, the Standup Order wheel takes the social load off "who goes first" — the wheel makes a fair pick, the meeting moves. For a remote team, share the wheel link so everyone sees the same result.
For retros, the Retro Topic wheel keeps the conversation balanced — instead of always starting with "What went well," let it spin. Pair with Team Kudos at the end to close on a positive.
For 1:1s, the 1:1 Topic Picker is a low-stakes way to start a conversation when both sides aren't sure where to begin — Career growth, Recent wins, Blockers, Feedback, Side projects, Learning goals.
Frequently asked questions
How do I randomize standup order with a spin wheel?
Open the Standup Order template, replace the placeholder names with your team's names (one per line), and spin to pick who shares first. To rotate through the whole team without repeats, switch to the Number picker against a numbered list with draw-without-replacement turned on.
Can I share a wheel with my team via Slack or a link?
Yes. Once your wheel is set up, click Share — Roue puts a shareable URL on your clipboard. Anyone who opens the link sees the same wheel; no account required. Use it for an async kudos wheel, a retro topic wheel, or a 1:1 prompt wheel that your whole team has on hand.
Are these team wheels free?
Yes. Every template is free with no login. Pro ($5.99/month or $59/year) removes the small ads and lifts the saved-boards limit, but nothing essential for team use sits behind it.
Can I use Roue in a video call?
Yes. Share your screen with the Roue tab visible and switch to Presentation mode — the wheel scales up, the result fills the screen, and the rest of the chrome disappears. Works on Zoom, Google Meet, Slack huddles, Discord, anywhere you can share a window.
Spin up your next standup.
Free, no login, share with your team in a tap.
Open Roue →Last updated: May 2026.