For AI and transformation consultants

End the room on something they can open.

Their team describes a normal week in plain words. You run the session. They leave with a working app at its own link and a one-page brief with your name on it, not a summary of one. This is the AI deliverable your clients actually use.

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What consultants brought

Three weeks that belong to somebody who bills by the hour.

Each line is one a consultant recognises. The app beside it is what came out, built the same way your client's would be. Open one and put a real engagement in it.

The five your clients would recognise →

Why a firm can say yes

You stay the one who is accountable.

Your client works with you, under the agreement you already have. They never create an account with us, never accept our terms, and never see our name on the deliverable. Nothing gets uploaded either: their people describe how they work, and the app that comes out keeps its data on their own machines.

The full trust posture
What we found in four sessions

They finish. Then they deflate.

We coded every stuck moment in four real discovery sessions, our own, and the same thing killed the end of two of them.

“It got me to something I’m going to use, but how do I get to that? Where’s the product?”

A dentist, minutes after finishing the exercise

“I’d have to see it before I could say what’s missing.”

An HR lead, three times in one session

Both of them understood everything. Both were holding a document. And the share of stuck moments we could trace to the session design rather than the person ran from a third to two thirds, climbing with how capable the person was. The better your client, the more the friction is the room’s fault.

In the person

Cognitive blocks

Can’t produce an idea on demand. Can’t see their own role in it. Wants everything at once. These clear with a move, and that part is what you are there for.

Made by the session

Interface blocks

The question was too abstract to answer. The options looked identical. The output was a summary, not a thing. No amount of facilitation fixes these. Only the design does.

How it runs

What it looks like in the room.

  1. Before. Two minutes, once. Your logo, your colours, your domain on Agency. From then on every session is under your studio’s name.
  2. In the room. Their team describes a normal week out loud. Nobody types, and nobody has to arrive with an idea.
  3. The part that is yours. It reads the problem back and they argue with the wording. That argument is the session, and you are the one running it.
  4. Before anything is built. It says out loud what it can build, what their phones already do, and what needs a real engineering team. You are never the one discovering a limit in front of the client.
  5. Then it builds, while they watch. The tool’s part is about seven minutes. The rest of the room is yours.
  6. They leave with a working app at its own link, and the brief. When they get stuck in another tool a month later, the app tells them to ask you.
The one-page brief a client receives, under the studio's brand

Put it on your site. One line.

Paste one script tag on any page of yours. Visitors describe their week under your logo and your words, and the brief lands with you before the first call. They never see our name. The build happens in the room, on your account, where the app gets made.

<script async
  src="https://api.henwayai.com/widget/loader.js"
  data-widget-key="your-key"></script>

Your key is on the Settings page of a Consultant or Agency account. Rotate it any time and every old embed stops.

A consulting studio's own website with the Henway discovery flow embedded under the studio's brand Their site, their brand The flow, embedded

Your name on the way back in, too.

Every app you build for a client carries "Stuck? Ask [your studio]". When they hit a wall they tap it, and it sends them to you, not to us. You paste what the other tool said and get one thing to paste back, with the reason.

That is the whole point. The way back in is a door to you.

The companion: paste what the other tool said, get one thing to paste back You paste this And get this back

Try it on your own problem first.

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