The Facilitator Hub.
Turn our interactive tools into workshops. Start from a ready-made blueprint or build your own agenda — with timings, facilitation notes, and debrief questions for every tool — then run the session live, print the handout, or share it with a link.
Your saved sessions
Pick one up where you left it, or build a new agenda below. These are the same sessions listed under Sessions in your workspace.
Compare the room's takes
Any of our self-assessments can be taken solo and merged. Each person copies a short code at their result; you paste them all into Compare Takes and get the spread — ranked by disagreement, with a lone dissenting voice surfaced instead of averaged away. Nothing is uploaded. Open Compare Takes →
Ready-made session blueprints
Field-tested agendas assembled from the tools library. Load one into the builder and make it yours.
Session builder
Add tools and custom segments, set timings, and reorder until the arc feels right. Every tool comes with a facilitation guide — suggested time, group setup, and debrief questions.
Your agenda is empty. Add tools from the library, load a blueprint above, or add a custom segment for framing, breaks, and debriefs.
Saved sessions (stored in this browser)
My sessions (saved to your account — each has a share link)
The facilitation playbook
How we structure sessions built on interactive tools. Steal it.
Name the question, not the tool
Open with the business question the session answers — never "today we'll use a tool". Collect what the room wants answered; you'll return to it at close.
Let them drive
Interactive beats presented. Put a participant's hands on the controls — on the shared screen or their own laptop — and narrate what the room is seeing, not what the slide says.
Swap in their reality
Every tool gets ten times more valuable when the examples are theirs: their use cases on the triage matrix, their scores on the assessment, their numbers in the calculator.
Leave with owners and dates
End every block with the debrief questions, and every session with commitments: who does what by when. A workshop without owners is a demo.