Nowhere to be found.

You can read copious amounts of books. Go through the internet back to back. And still not know how to iteratively evolve your ideas. Or distinguish the ultra-effective strategies from the "it went as always" methods.
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That's what we decided to tackle. More specifically, 5 problems:
Unsatisfactory ideas.
Inconsistent progress.
Slow progress.
Idea validation.
Choosing idea.

This is how we roll.

We looked into the data gathered within our company, our clients, and literature. As people pay us for quality and conciseness, we knew we had to boil things down to the very essence. And... we did. Out of 147 strategies used by companies, teams, and individuals, we chose 22 protocols with the highest utility. Then we broke it down to just the crucial 9.

What you get.

Down-to-earth protocols on 5 burning problems related to iterative idea optimization.

‍Every solution displayed as an algorithm, a behavioural algorithm.
Why? Because it proved to work most effectively for our clients. By far.

Additionally, every algorithm/protocol explained and extended with notes presented as bullet points designed to make the user ultra-effective at using a method.

The algorithms.

So what is a behavioural algorithm? It's a graphical representation of a method. There are 9 of them within this product. Some are complicated, some are short and simple. All of them have one goal, to make a method crystal-clear and quickly adaptable.

Worldlines & notes.

The algorithms provide the core, the easily remembered structure. The worldlines and the notes act as a manual. Worldlines are method variants, while notes give you the boost you need to really get most of a method.