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Sörk
Calm retrospective feedback tool
Sörk is a retrospective and personal reflection tool built to turn honest feedback into actual follow-through.
The core problem it solves: Retros feel honest but nothing ever changes. Most tools optimize the meeting; Sörk optimizes for truth and accountability.
Key mechanics:
- Outcome Lock — Every feedback item requires the author to specify "what would be different if this was fixed?" — forcing specificity over vague complaints.
- 3-Phase Session Loop — Share → Reflect → Act. Teams submit async feedback, AI surfaces themes and recurring patterns, then commitments are created and tracked.
- Commitment Tracking — Tasks are linked to outcomes, completion rates are tracked, and unresolved issues are surfaced over time.
- AI-Powered Synthesis — Uses Gemini to generate session summaries and suggest actions from feedback.
- Personal Mode — A solo reflection workspace (free forever, including AI summaries) for individuals to capture thoughts, decisions, and blockers.
Tech stack:
- Vite + React 19 + TypeScript (SPA)
- Supabase
- Tailwind CSS
- Real-time participant tracking via Supabase subscriptions
Pricing: Free tier (up to 6 participants, 3 AI summaries), Team (20€/mo, unlimited), Enterprise (custom).
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Replying to Arvis
Outcome lock makes it required to think of a goal to have when acknowledging and dealing with feedback and makes it easier to create a specific commitment to reach that goal.
Sörk asks this question to guide through the feedback giving and commitment creating process.
If a person is unwilling to set a goal that is achieved when dealing with feedback, then it's a more deeply rooted issue within the team or a company.
Mihkel HõbemägiProject Status
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Published April 5, 2026
What makes you confident this will improve follow through compared to other tools, given that it’s usually more of a culture issue?