ideaminit

Most ideation tools ask too much

Good digital tools support ideation in workshops and online. Most of them, however, require registration, a login, and a bit of learning before anyone can contribute. The threshold rises, some participants drop out, and the tool ends up unused.

We originally built IdeaMinit for ourselves because we wanted something lighter.

Participating takes seconds

Participants get a link and open the board in a desktop or mobile browser. They see everyone else’s ideas organized into categories, add their own with a few clicks, and comment on others.

Nothing to install. No account to create.

Board language is set per board and is currently English, Finnish, or Swedish. Internal boards can run in one language while partner or client boards run in another, all in the same application.

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A concept already proven in practice

IdeaMinit is not a new experiment. Its predecessor, Idea Wall, gathered thousands of participants in more than ten countries. When the underlying technology and interface conventions moved on, we rebuilt the product on current technology and gave it a new name.

One thing stayed the same: it is still as simple to use.

Who uses it and for what

IdeaMinit suits companies, projects, and public sector organizations. Common uses include:

  • Brainstorming and ideation workshops, on site and remote
  • Collecting customer feedback and development suggestions
  • Discussion and voting within a project
  • Audience participation at seminars and events
  • Consulting staff during development programs
IdeaMinit UI

Test the beta

The rebuilt IdeaMinit is now in beta, and we are looking for organizations to put it to work on real sessions.

A limited number of beta testers get full access at no cost during the beta period, direct contact with the team, and a say in what we build next. In return, we ask for honest feedback on what works and what does not.