Methodly™ empowers change-makers to create a positive impact by providing them with toolkits, support, and expert guidance.

Our unique approach is designed to make change simple, while keeping the reins in your hands.

For years, we have navigated the twists and turns involved in the process of innovation and change to make a positive impact in the world. Let us tell you; it has not been easy, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be.

One thing we love about innovation is that it is not exclusive to any one group of people. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a business leader, a team member, or a teacher, or anyone else for that matter, you can be an innovator.

After working with thousands of clients in our consultancy we developed our methods and tools into a new venture.

We have broken down our proven process between identifying a problem and seeing the impact from innovation into four separate stages.

We are excited that our first set of method cards on 'Social Innovation' are ready to be sent to the printer and off to your doorstep.

As time goes on, we plan to release four more decks themed Purpose, Sustainable Development Goals (as outlined by the United Nations), along with Well-being and Place-making.

Additionally, we are putting together an online playbook to accompany these powerful cards, tools and methods.

We encourage you to see how Methodly™ could help you find your method for positive change.

No matter who you are or where you come from, you can make an impact.

With Methodly™ cards in your back pocket, you are ready to innovate. Methodly™ makes change simple so you can make an impact. It is time to get innovating.

Through the use of our method cards or design kit you and your team will easily step through the methods and co-design processes to create your social innovation or venture.

The Method Cards and Design Kit are perfect for founders, entrepreneurs, change-makers, executives and teams that work within organisations, charities, NGO and Not-For-Profits that want to make a difference in the world. 

“Innovation doesn’t equal social good, but social good can be accelerated by innovation…provided that purpose is at the heart of that innovation.” Unknown.