Free$0, forever
The whole library, the Academy, Tips, the intervention cards and the three toolkits. Learning the craft and finding the right exercise are not the part we charge for.
Everything one workshop needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
Five phases, from making the case for the day to handing back what came out of it. Below is what each one actually does today, and what it costs.
Pro starts with a 7-day free trial.
Learn
Start from something that has already worked, instead of a blank canvas and a booked room.
- The libraryFree 380+ exercises, 57+ icebreakers and 91+ ready-made workshops, each with instructions, timing and the materials it needs.
- AcademyFree Ebooks, toolkits and structured learning paths for the craft itself, not the software.
- TipsFree A micro-learning feed you can read in the ninety seconds before a session.
Strategize
Win the argument for the workshop before you spend a day of eleven people's time on it.
- One sentencePro Say what the day has to change. That sentence is the brief everything downstream is built from.
- The pitch, and the pushbackPro A mail you can send your sponsor, and a run at the objections you will get before you get them.
- A straight go or no-goPro Some workshops should be an email. The tool will say so.
- The agenda builderPro Drag exercises, icebreakers and breaks into a running order. Timing totals itself as you move things.
- The energy arcPro A read on where attention drops, so you find the dead hour at your desk rather than in the room.
- Agenda CheckPro Paste an agenda you built somewhere else, and Plan grades it before anyone else sees it.
- Saved agendas and templatesPro Every agenda you save, the templates you build from them, and your favourites, collections and notes.
- CommentsPro The people working on the workshop comment on it as a whole or on one item, reply, and resolve each thread once it's dealt with.
- ExportsPro PDF, Word, Markdown, and a .pptx deck with a run-of-show for whoever is presenting.
- The live consolePro The timer, the current item's script, and a note bar along the bottom. One screen, no second tab.
- Participants on their phonesPro Reactions and polls from the room. Every reaction lands against the agenda item that caused it.
- Intervention cardsFree 37 cards for the moments that go sideways: the room goes quiet, one voice takes over, you are twenty minutes behind.
- SidekickPro A Chrome companion that keeps your agenda beside the call you are running it in.
- Everything from the session Photos of the wall, the notes you took mid-session, the poll results. They are already in the record.
- Themes, decisions, actions Grouped and named, and every one of them traceable back to the sticky note it came from.
- A one-pager The goal, what happened, what came out, and who owns what next. Written for the person who paid for the day.
Five phases, one workshop.
Most tools make you rebuild the workshop at every stage: the agenda in one place, the notes in another, the write-up from memory a week later. Here the workshop is one object. The brief becomes the agenda, the agenda stamps every note and reaction taken against it, and the write-up is assembled from those stamps. Nothing gets retyped, and everything in the report can name where it came from.
- Designed
- Delivered
- Synthesized
Where the line sits.
Pro$19 a month, or $16 paid yearly
The workshop itself, end to end: making the case for it, the agenda builder, saved agendas and templates, the live console, participants on their phones, and the exports you send afterwards. The first 7 days are free.