At first glance, 10k ft Insights looks like a regular Pinterest-like tool for the enterprise. But after watching the video and playing around with it a little, I can see how this could be quite valuable. It has nifty and slick capabilities to quickly gather, organize, share, and visualize your content and ideas. If you're on a team, this could be a great way to have a broader shared understanding of your strategy and analyses so that everyone's on the same page.

@_oli Really love this tool! Can’t wait to use it on my next project at a hackathon. I've only got one question, does this work on mobile? I love the idea of a 'spark' but it’s highly unlikely I'll have a computer with me when I am out, which is usually when I have an idea or insight.

Thanks for adding us, @alirtariq! And you nailed it — when we were designing 10kft Insights, we wanted it to be a simple way to collect and organize ideas and content, yet powerful enough to add structure to the creative process. Right now, there are a lot of tools our there to do creative work (think Adobe, etc...), and there are new tools to streamline communication around work (think Slack, etc...). Our team wanted to create a tool that supports and engages everyone in the process and thinking that happens around creative work — something that keeps the “what we’re doing” with “why we’re doing it.” We just launched 10,000ft Insights last week and we’re really excited to share it with the creative community. A couple things to know for anyone who is interested in trying it out: - Your first project is free, forever. - You can organize your content into different groups by dragging Sparks on top of each other, and nest multiple groups within other groups. - There is a gallery of design thinking tools that you can apply to individual groups of Sparks or to the project as a whole. - Every thinking tool generates data that can be visualized with the Decide Tool. This helps facilitate thoughtful discussions and evaluate different outcomes - At every point you can both discuss and also summarize the key insight or decision so that everyone is on the same page Let us know what you guys think!