Learn Wardley MappingCustom GPTs That Run in ChatGPT

These custom GPTs help you learn and practise Wardley Mapping. You can ask questions about the book, find relevant talks, work through a course, or get feedback on a map. Each one runs in ChatGPT, so you need a ChatGPT account to use them.

The GPTs

Each link opens the GPT in ChatGPT. They are AI assistants and can make mistakes, so check what they tell you against the book and other sources.

  • Wardley Map Analyst

    Analyses and visualises Wardley Maps from text. Upload or describe your map, and this GPT will analyse component positioning, identify strategic patterns, suggest gameplay options, and generate visual representations.

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  • Learn Wardley Mapping

    An educational GPT that guides you through learning and applying Wardley Maps. Covers core concepts like the evolution axis and value chain, provides interactive tutorials, and helps you create your first maps with worked examples.

    Open in ChatGPT →
  • Wardley Mapping Course

    A quick introduction to Wardley Mapping using APIs and actions. Provides structured learning through guided conversations.

    Open in ChatGPT →
  • Wardley VideoScout

    Searches video content for insights and explanations from Simon Wardley's presentations.

    Open in ChatGPT →
  • Wardley Mapping Book

    Unofficial companion to Simon Wardley's book.

    Chat with the contents of Simon Wardley's book, Wardley Maps. Answers questions about the book and points you to the chapters it draws on. Like any GPT, it can make mistakes, so check the book itself.

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  • Validate Wardley Map Component

    Validates the position of a component on a Wardley Map using a mathematical model. Gives you a second opinion on where a component sits, based on evolution characteristics and its place in the value chain.

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Who It's For

For Individual Learners

Learn at your own pace, ask follow-up questions when something is unclear, and try ideas out on your own maps.

For Teams

Give everyone the same starting point and vocabulary before you map together.

For Newcomers to the Community

Find your way into the book, the talks, and the practice of mapping without needing to know where to look first.