Surface · Generate
Describe a journey. It builds, then you edit.
A first-draft journey from a sentence or from your own VoC: stages, touchpoints, likely friction and candidate interventions — as a starting point you correct, not an answer you accept.
Product · AI Generation
›Map mortgage application, UAE retail bank, 6 stages
Generated · pending review
01Eligibility check3 touchpoints
02Document collectionflagged
03Valuationregulated
04Offer and signing4 touchpoints
Accept allEdit stage 02
The problem
The blank canvas costs a workshop.
Getting to a first draft takes a room, a facilitator and a day. Most of that time is spent agreeing on stage names, which is not where the value of the workshop actually lies.
- A day of senior time spent on structure rather than on judgement
- Every journey starts from nothing, even when a pattern exists
- Workshops scheduled weeks out, so mapping waits
The answer, on screen
AI Generation as it ships
AI GenerationRené workspace

Specification
InputDescription or connected VoC
OutputStages, friction, interventions
StatusDraft until accepted
TrainingNever on customer content
What it does
4 capabilities01
Journey generationStages and touchpoints from a description or from connected VoC.
02
Friction detectionLikely breaks flagged on the generated draft with reasoning.
03
Candidate interventionsScored proposals attached to the stages that need them.
04
Review modeEvery generated element marked as draft until a person accepts it.
In the product
Describe it, generate it

Drafts in the library

Against the blank canvas
TodayWith René
A day to a first draftSeconds to a first draft
Time spent on stage namesTime spent on judgement
Workshop scheduled weeks outDraft today, workshop to refine
Questions we get asked
It is a draft based on pattern and on your evidence. It is marked as draft precisely because your team knows things the model does not.
Make one journey measurable this week.
Start with the journey that costs you the most. Free plan, one journey, all four views — no card, no call.
Or talk to the Renascence team about an enterprise evaluation.
