Prompts
for Humans

MethodKit® helps you discuss everything from
projects to cities. Kits for 50+ topics, give you and
the team a shared language.

Collect the context
you need.

Each kit frames a topic. Your team gets a shared language, an overview of the parts, and a way to discuss the context your team & AI need to actually be productive.

MethodKit - How to use

Plan mode, on a table.

Context of work lives in people’s heads. Getting it out is good for the team, but it’s also what AI needs to stop being generic.
Each kit provides you with a map.

Run a workshop

Your team talk through the cards one or several at a time, write down thoughts or prioritize them.

Document

A transcription app captures the conversation. AI pulls your notes out of the photos.

Use in your work

Use the documentation with AI. How you see things lets AI be grounded in your view.

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Our 50+ kits

We spent the last 14 years defining the shared language professionals use to talk about their topics. The kits help you talk about the topic in a similar way.

MethodKit with…

Kits for brainstorming, ideas and sprints. These are collections of building blocks for ideation. They can be used as fast and effective tools in hackathons and sprints. We call these MethodKit with…

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Our Kits

Printed kits

Want to gather people around a table?
Get a kit and lay the cards out!

Digital cards

A regular user of Claude, ChatGPT, Miro, Mentimeter or Notion? Use our digital cards, over and over again.

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Six common ways to use the cards

There are plenty more, but these are the most common.

Discuss

Great for giving open discussions a little structure. Spread the cards on the table to use as conversation starters.

Map

Great for working with sub-themes and topics. Decide on your different cluster themes and group the cards around them.

Sort

Great for when you are short on time or have clearly defined goals. Sort the cards into different piles depending on your criteria and goals.

Brainstorm

Great for rapid ideation and brainstorming. Use the cards as catalysts for new ideas and solutions. What if .CARD. was the answer?

Prioritize

Great for finding out what is really important or what you should do next. Rank the cards from highest to lowest priority.

Develop ideas

Great for finding ideas of unusual promise. Generate ideas by mixing and mashing cards with existing ideas, other cards or even other kits!

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Don’t start from zero
every time.

Most meetings start from zero. Yours don’t have to.

Plan together

The decks carry the structure. Your team brings the thinking.

A shared language

The cards give your team a common vocabulary. Verified by experts, used by you.

A summary after

Once captured, your team can build on it and AI can keep working based on it.

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What people say about MethodKit

Below are some voices about MethodKit, people say our tools are simple, flexible and useful, offering structure without getting in the way. Workshop facilitators mention that the cards feels like a co-facilitator.

“Makes people talk and think outside the box”

“A pocket-sized mind mapping tool for creatives to plan, brainstorm, strategise and carry out their project & ideas.”

“It is simple and a great way to start and understand a topic.”

“I like that it works better (I’ve experienced this) than all the MBA methods my seniors force on us and the clients.”

“The kits are great tools for gathering missing pieces to your project as well as giving your existing tools new perspectives.”

The possibility to readapt the tool to our needs by selecting just the cards I need. Is like if I was creating my own tool.”

“Amazingly designed cards to clarify, iterate and innovate around your projects. It offers a useful and fun way to holistically improve the things you are working on. An awesome product!

It works as moderator on the process, helping us to cover all aspects of a topic.“

“I find it useful because it has an authoritative feel – it’s not my opinion – it’s the cards!”

“I like them because of the freedom, the kits help but does not imply specific methods or processes.”

The kit works like a co-facilitator who helps the group see the big picture and unite around a shared language.