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ThinkHowe Toolkit

Thinking tools for the hard part of the work.

A small set of tools for framing problems and understanding people — the parts of a project that usually happen in a workshop, a whiteboard, or someone’s head. One login covers all of them, for you or a whole cohort.

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One login for every tool in the toolkit.

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What’s inside

The tools

ReFramer

Available now

Frame the problem before you solve it.

Bring a messy problem, get disciplined reframing lenses and How-Might-We questions back. Promote your best reframe to a shared board, then let the group vote on which problem most deserves solving first.

Who it’s for: Teams and workshop cohorts at the start of a piece of work.

Interview Designer

Available now

Research interviews, designed and run.

Build respondent profiles with heuristic thinking-pattern stacks, run interviews against your own guide — synthetic or live — and get paired transcripts plus a synthesis across the whole cohort.

Who it’s for: Anyone doing user, market or stakeholder research.

More tools

In the works

The toolkit is built to grow.

New tools plug into the same login, the same teams and the same access controls — so adding one doesn't mean another account for anyone. If there's a piece of thinking work you'd want here, tell us.

Who it’s for: Whatever the next problem turns out to be.

No link yet — this one’s still being built.

Getting in

How access works

By invitation

The toolkit isn’t open signup. You’ll have been given an invite code, or had access granted to your account directly. Sign in, then enter your code on the home page to unlock your tools.

One login, every tool

The same account works across every tool in the toolkit. Sign in once and move between them without signing in again — and sign out once to leave them all.

Built for cohorts

Access can belong to a person, a team or a whole organisation, so a workshop group can be set up in one go — and access can be time-limited when it’s for a single session.

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