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Idea Rush

The team board game

Pitch it, pick it, plan it.

4 to 96 playersGuests welcomeFreeEN and FRCorporate game

The last ten minutes of a workshop, played live. Tables pitch ideas from their phones, vote their top three, then claim each one: a first step, an owner, a when. Cards race across a playful board on the big screen, the room picks its favourite, and the organizer leaves with the plan already typed.

Hosting needs a free account. Players join as guests.

Mika and two otter teammates race idea cards across a board

Ways to play

Modes

  • Teams race

    A lane per table, up to 12 teams. Points, moments and a podium.

  • One board for the room

    Everyone on one Kanban, best under 30 people.

  • Templates

    From ideas to action, Monday morning, Fix one thing.

  • The action plan

    Owner, first step and when for every card, in the session report.

How to play

How Idea Rush plays

  1. 1Pitch: everyone writes idea cards for their table.
  2. 2Pick: three votes each; the top three move on.
  3. 3Plan: claim a card, give it a first step, an owner and a when.
  4. 4Showcase: the room votes its favourite from another team.

Why a Kanban board

Cards moving left to right are the most widely read picture of progress, so nobody needs the rules explained twice. The columns are gates: choose, then commit. And one card in your paws at a time keeps teams finishing instead of starting.

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