The App
You won’t know what it does until you try it! This is some big time fun. We could explain it all day and tell you how great it is and how it works but that won’t help, really it won’t. We can promise you this, it’s interactive (so silicon valley), it’s fast, it’s fun and you won’t regret it. Did I mention it’s free and comes with a money back guarantee. We will love you forever if you try it and let us know how you like it.


You'll sprout hair that's sexier than a flamenco-dancing lumberjack. Think better, or your money back!
We all get stuck from time to time. The Thinknado app is grease for new thinking, new ideas and gives you permission to explore the unconventional.
Behold Your Guide Sall-e: Mastering the art of thinking wrong — solving problems with 0% accuracy and 100% inspiration.
A Spiraling Speculation
Hey there! I just read an article from The Guardian titled 'Charities reeling from USAid freeze warn of ‘life or death’ effects.' It's eye-opening and got me thinking about the critical challenges charities face. Let's brainstorm solutions using Thinknado!
The Challenge
How might we ensure that vital aid continues to reach those in desperate need, despite funding freezes?
The What If? Cards
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The Idea
Imagine if aid distribution were likened to a sloppy, joyful dance under the celestial choreography. Aid organizations become dancers pirouetting through funding freezes like cosmic ballet performers lost in their own world. Thinking wrong: Introduce Aid Festivals. Gather communities around drumming circles and storytelling sessions fueled by donated goods. Instead of begging for funds, evoke generosity through shared cultural naivety—a parade of silly hats or mismatched socks that encourages laughter while covertly distributing resources hidden in giant inflatable animal balloons.
Now it's your turn to dive headfirst into the Thinknado! Spin your own outrageous ideas and tackle those challenges like a squirrel in a candy store. Remember, chaotic creativity can lead to revolutionary solutions—even if it feels as slippery as an eel on roller skates.
There are literally and figuratively no wrong answers. You simply can’t break anything. No one can get hurt!*
* paper cuts can be a problem with the card deck
