No facilitators.
No trust falls.
Just better meetings.
We've spent 10 years perfecting engagement techniques for Fortune 500s. Now we've coded those exact methods into 25+ exercises you can run instantly.
Built-in engagement that works
Science of Fun triggers dopamine while structured exercises keep everyone participating. Watch engagement soar in real-time.
Every voice gets heard equally
Randomized sharing ensures quiet team members contribute. No more meetings dominated by the loudest personalities.
Meeting recaps you'll actually use
Automatic PDFs capture every idea and decision. Get presentation-ready summaries instead of photos of sticky notes.
Ready to play—zero prep required
Pick your goal, press play, and AI guides everyone. Fortune 500 facilitation techniques without any setup stress.
No facilitators.
No trust falls.
Just better meetings.
We've spent 10 years perfecting engagement techniques for Fortune 500s. Now we've coded those exact methods into 25+ exercises you can run instantly.
Science of Fun triggers dopamine while structured exercises keep everyone participating. Watch engagement soar in real-time.
Guided meetings, not blank templates
This is not another template you have to learn and then facilitate while trying to think.
Way simpler. Everyone hears instructions at the same time. No one gets lost.
Whether it's a brainstorm, sync, retro—just press play and watch your meeting actually go somewhere for once.
"Super engaging and interactive! We can openly share ideas that others can build upon and expand in a casual, fun space."
"This was a great experience that helps to get the thought process really moving forward. I am not really a creative person but this made me think out of my comfort zone!"
"This definitely got me thinking! The activities pushes you to think differently while making it a safe space to throw spaghetti at the wall."
"It starts out silly but you actually bring really valuable thoughts and feelings to the surface for a more in-depth discussion."
"Funware really opened up my mind and aperture. Real fun way to harness the group's intelligence!"
"I really enjoyed this way of thinking through an issue as a group. Breaks up stagnant meetings for sure!"
What users are saying
Examples from the library
Rose, Bud, Thorn
Reflect on what’s working, what’s emerging, and what’s getting in the way.
Worst First
Start with the worst version of an idea and laugh your way into a good one.
(Shockingly productive.)
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Premortem
Assume your project failed. Now reverse-engineer why — before reality does it for you.
