Shift Thinking is an AI-powered online tool that uses existing information and knowledge to generate diverse perspectives on a specific situation.

These perspectives allow you to explore aspects that might otherwise go unnoticed, uncover new possibilities, and broaden your range of options before making a decision.

A "Shift" involves broadening the perspective from which you view a situation. By doing so, new ways of understanding, making decisions, and taking action may emerge.

"Shifting" is a space for exploring a situation from various perspectives.
You can start with something that concerns you—a decision, an idea, a question, or simply something you wish to understand better.

It does not aim to tell you what to do or provide a single "correct" answer. Instead, it guides you to view the same situation from different vantage points and observe what changes when your perspective shifts.

You begin by sharing a story. The host receives it and suggests different personas through whose eyes it might be interesting to view that story.

You choose a perspective—or propose your own—and revisit the story from that viewpoint. Afterward, you can switch perspectives, try others, or open the story up to new voices.

It’s not about getting it "right"; it’s about observing what changes.

The perspectives are generated based on the situation you present and an exploration of existing information and knowledge.

To do this, Shift Thinking can consult verified sources, publications, studies, institutions, and other resources relevant to the situation, identifying perspectives that help you view it from different angles.

When useful, we also indicate which sources were consulted, so you can see where the information comes from and explore further on your own.

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The suggested perspectives are merely starting points. You can introduce any persona through whose eyes you would like to explore the story.

If you propose your own perspective, the tool will use that viewpoint instead of the suggested ones.

When a story needs other points of view, we can go out and seek them.

Consultations help us find people, knowledge, disciplines, experiences, or references that can contribute something relevant to what we are exploring.

It is not about looking for an authority to provide the "correct" answer, but rather about broadening the available perspectives.

You can certainly ask an AI a question directly and get very useful answers.

Shift Thinking uses artificial intelligence differently: it doesn’t just aim to answer a question; it guides you through a structured process of exploration.

It starts with your current situation, identifies the perspective from which you are viewing it, explores alternative viewpoints, gathers relevant information, and opens up possibilities you might not have considered.

The difference lies not just in the answers, but in the process used to reach them.

Anyone—whether an individual or an organization—who wants to explore something from multiple perspectives.

It can be applied to personal situations, ideas, stories, decisions, projects, or professional matters. You don’t need to be familiar with any specific methodology or know how to craft the "perfect" question.

All you need is something you want to take a closer look at.