MyFramework

In version 1.0, it was mainly a static framework library, a place to collect useful thinking frameworks and display them in a simple way. That was helpful, but I kept feeling that learning a framework is only the first step. What really matters is whether people can apply it to real problems.

That idea led me to build MyFramework 2.0.

I rebuilt the platform and introduced Advisor, a new way for users to go beyond simply browsing frameworks. Now, finding the right framework is just the starting point. You can apply it to your own scenario, work through your problem with more structure, and get a more refined, practical result.

So MyFramework is no longer just a framework library. It is becoming more of a thinking toolkit or a problem-solving copilot whenever you need one.

There is a free tier available, so feel free to try it out. I’d genuinely love to hear what works, what does not, and whether the results feel useful in real situations.

Yes, we finally embraced AI. Framework Advisor just launched for picking up suitable thinking frameworks.

It reads your context and goal, then recommends the most relevant thinking model.

Try it out: https://www.myframework.net/framework-advisor/

You’ll think clearer and move faster.

The stand-alone template pages are all created. Now I have 30+ new pages than before. Submitting to Google to get them indexed.

Launched on Peerlist and achieved 25 votes milestone.

After a couple of new submissions, the DR of myframework reaches a new high.

Currently, I have compiled the template into a single page. I realize that I'm losing SEO traffic. If I make each template a standalone page, and each page has its own keywords, it will increase the number of indexed pages.

Hey Indie Hackers,

Happy to introduce MyFramework.net, a site that collects and explains thinking frameworks like SWOT, Six Thinking Hats, and others. It’s for people who want to think more clearly, solve problems faster, and communicate ideas better.

I started this because I kept Googling frameworks every time I had to lead a meeting, make a decision, or structure an idea—and it was always messy. I wanted one clean place where the best tools are explained simply and organized by use case (problem-solving, leadership, productivity, etc.).

It’s still early and I’m adding content every week. Would love feedback, suggestions, or just a visit 🙏

Let me know if this kind of thing would be useful in your work too.