Affinity mapping (or affinity diagramming) is a collaborative method used to organize a large number of ideas, data points, or user feedback into logical groups based on their natural relationships. It’s a powerful technique for making sense of complex qualitative data and uncovering hidden themes.

Not at all! The planner is designed for everyone, from seasoned Scrum Masters to first-time facilitators. Our step-by-step wizard guides you through the entire planning process, ensuring you consider all the key elements needed for a structured and effective session.

This application is a dedicated planning tool. It helps you create a comprehensive agenda, define goals, and structure all the activities for your session. The output is a detailed plan that you can use to run the actual workshop, whether you’re using a digital whiteboard like Miro or a physical wall with sticky notes.

Yes! The application saves your progress, allowing you to come back and refine your plan at any time. This also makes it easy to create a standardized template for recurring workshops, such as sprint retrospectives or monthly user feedback reviews, ensuring consistency and quality every time.

The affinity mapping process is incredibly versatile and ideal for any kind of qualitative data. Common examples include ideas from team brainstorming sessions, user feedback from surveys and interviews, support ticket logs, usability test observations, and comments gathered during retrospectives.