No coding. No IT queue. Your people describe the tools they wish they had — and build them, in an afternoon. A guided workshop, and a platform that outlives it.
“Make me an ROI calculator for client proposals.”
What they lack isn’t talent — it’s the guided first experience that turns an idea into a built, shipped thing. Firms buy AI licences that mostly produce better emails, while the person with the actual problem still waits in a queue. The technology changed; the people didn’t. Symposia manufactures the moment that changes them — reliably, at scale, and then makes it stick.
“I can build the tools I need.”— what a consultant says, out loud, after ten minutes
No install, no code, no jargon. Just describe what you want, in plain English.
Tell the AI what you want — a calculator, a tracker, a form, a page. Plain words.
The tool takes shape live beside you. Refine by talking: “make it blue,” “add a total.”
One click puts it live on the web at a clean address — with a QR code for your phone.
Send the link. The thing you imagined is now something your whole team can use.
A workshop without a platform is a nice memory. A platform without a workshop is unused software. Symposia is both — inseparably.
A facilitated afternoon that takes a cohort from never-built-anything to shipped-a-live-tool — and leaves them believing they can do it again.
A persistent, branded, firm-owned environment they return to. Tools accumulate into a growing personal toolkit. The capability compounds, week over week.
From a full cohort, running all at once — not a demo.
A pilot cohort is one facilitated afternoon and a platform that outlives it.
Bring a cohort to your firm