Participated in public demo 2507 with Ideastorm Innovation Studio

The problem [00:20] Most brainstorming sessions stay inside the box, repeating what people already know, and whatever value they produce gets lost in sticky notes that never go further, and even the ideas that survive to a proof-of-concept proposal routinely die weeks later, blocked by IT capacity, cost, or complexity. What they built [00:45] IdeaStorm is a multi-agent innovation studio that takes a single challenge from brainstorm to working proof-of-concept: more than 20 role-based AI agents (some orchestrating, some ideating, some analyzing, a few building) collaborate with a human facilitator who stays in the loop to add ideas, inject domain knowledge, and make the final calls, while the platform handles market research, clustering, impact/effort scoring, and PoC-readiness checks (feasibility, risk, budget, implementation plan) along the way. What happened [01:00] Run against a real brief, digitizing the end-to-end Dutch mortgage process for a fictional lender, the platform turned one challenge into 48 ideas, clustered them into themes, scored and ranked them by impact and effort, flagged which needed further validation, and generated a full PRD and technical implementation plan that Jack then had Replit's AI agent scaffold into a working mortgage-portfolio dashboard, the whole arc from challenge to a deployed PoC compressed into hours instead of months. The ask [07:50] Jack is looking for pilot partners willing to validate whether IdeaStorm solves real organizational innovation pain points, and for PoC-user feedback to keep improving the agents, with the broader goal of putting product managers and business leaders back in control of innovation.