For facilitators · collaboration
What if a workshop rebuilt the room for each phase of the work?
The room is the interface — one goal writes the agenda, by rules you can read.
Today facilitators stitch a session from a static agenda and a pile of separate tools — the room doesn't adapt as the work shifts.
Why now hybrid teams run more workshops than ever, and AI can now shape the room, not just host a blank board.
Use cases Consulting, product & design teams, L&D, offsites.
Interactive demo ↗The question
Most workshop tools hand you a blank whiteboard. The hard part — what to do, in what order, for this goal — is left to you.
The approach
State one goal. The room reads what kind of goal it is and generates an agenda — check-in, framing, silent writing, clustering, decision, actions — each phase with its own tools.
The feature
Concerns people send ahead are routed into the phase where they belong. Every timing and rule is visible and editable — the reasoning stays on the surface.
Function
The generated agenda
Phases with protected minutes, and the concerns routed into each — generated from the goal, still fully editable.
Function
A concern, routed to its phase
The rules read “guess” and place the concern in Framing — before anyone starts proposing.