Spark meaningful conversations, provide a safe space for honest feedback and learn what resonates most with the group.
Turn the best ideas into experiments or simply set up your own. Have participants rate the success of each experiment afterward to get reliable answers about what works.
10, 50 or 100 people – invite as many as you like by sharing a link.
Set up different input categories to structure the content and steer the conversation in a meaningful direction.
Have people contribute before reading each other's inputs to make sure, the first one who speaks doesn't set the tone.
Make it about the thought, not the person! Provide anonymity when you want to talk about something sensitive.
Have participants rate each other's thoughts and ideas before learning the group’s rating.
Meet people where they are and give them time to think, by running each phase over a couple of days or weeks.
Sort inputs by date or rating and filter what's most discussed or most controversial, to make sense even of large amounts of content.
Keep up participation by notifying people what's happening on their board.
Understand exactly which experiments did work well and which didn’t, so you get it right next time.
Share positive outcomes with your peers so you can learn from each other.
