IQ Hurricane-AI brainstorming and ideation tool.

Example

IQ Hurricane divides brainstorming into phases like Technique, Frame, Approach, and Ideas, where each phase introduces different methods for ideation. For example, a user working on product development might start by using the 'Forecast' technique to predict future trends affecting their industry, followed by a 'Frame' phase where they clarify their target market.

Scenario

A marketing team might use this structured approach to first map out potential customer behaviors over the next five years, then narrow down which specific behaviors align with their product vision, ensuring they cover all creative possibilities systematically.

Example

Each phase offers a set of techniques such as 'Mind Map,' 'Freewheel,' and 'Devil's Advocate.' These techniques allow users to explore topics from multiple perspectives. For example, a startup may use the 'Probe' technique to ask critical questions about its business model, identifying weaknesses and opportunities.

Scenario

A tech startup may use the 'Probe' technique to ask, 'What happens if we lose half our user base?' or 'What if a new competitor undercuts our prices?' Answering these questions in advance helps them preemptively address potential pitfalls.

Example

IQ Hurricane integrates creative tools like 'Disruptive Thinking' and 'Scenario Exploration,' which push users beyond traditional thinking. For example, a company trying to solve an employee engagement problem might use 'Disruptive Thinking' to challenge conventional office layouts or management structures.

Scenario

A corporate HR team might be tasked with improving workplace satisfaction. By using 'Disruptive Thinking,' they explore unconventional office setups, such as remote-first policies or eliminating hierarchical reporting structures, to rethink how engagement can be improved.