The Changing Booth Launches Digital Discovery 2031, a Mindset-Led Vision for the Future of Online Exploration

Malmö, Sweden - The Changing Booth today announced the launch of Digital Discovery 2031, a long-term vision designed to redefine how people explore things to do online and discover meaningful experiences without relying on traditional algorithmic filters or location-based limitations. Developed by founder Samantha Booth Jacobsen, the roadmap lays out how the platform will evolve into a global companion for anyone seeking to try new things, nurture curiosity, and unlock fresh ways to engage with the digital world. By focusing on mindset rather than metrics, Digital Discovery 2031 introduces an approach to exploration that helps people choose experiences based on how they want to feel or what they want to grow toward, instead of geographic or demographic assumptions, algorithms or past behaviour loops.

The new roadmap highlights four core areas of development, beginning with a strengthened discovery foundation built on curated pathways that organise virtual experiences, creative challenges, cultural activities, and online classes into mindset-based journeys accessible from anywhere. The Changing Booth will continue expanding its unified discovery hub at https://www.thechangingbooth.com/things-to-do, offering structured collections of things to do online that users can explore at their own pace, while maintaining the principle that meaningful digital discovery should be borderless and available regardless of geography.

As part of its commitment to intentional exploration, The Changing Booth will also introduce optional AI-assisted guidance beginning in 2026, designed to support users without shaping or restricting them. This upcoming feature will provide suggestions aligned with a user's chosen mindset or emotional state, helping people articulate how they want to approach their day and presenting ideas that expand rather than narrow their world. Because the platform's philosophy rejects personality profiling and demographic targeting, the planned AI is positioned as a supportive companion rather than a predictive system, ensuring that users retain full agency over their discovery process.

The roadmap also reinforces The Changing Booth's focus on access to global digital culture, collaborative learning, and creative play. By curating a broad ecosystem of virtual museum tours, reflective practices, interactive experiences, online workshops, and low-barrier activities, the platform aims to help people integrate discovery as a gentle, sustainable, and lifelong practice. "We believe digital discovery should be intentional, joyful, and available to everyone," says founder Samantha Booth Jacobsen. "Our goal is to help people try new things in a way that feels expansive and grounded in who they want to be right now. Digital Discovery 2031 is not only a technological vision but a cultural commitment to curiosity, creativity, and connection."

The full Digital Discovery 2031 document is available at https://www.thechangingbooth.com/digital-discovery-2031, outlining how The Changing Booth will evolve through four development phases leading into the next decade. This marks the first release in a planned series of monthly updates as the platform grows its offering and deepens its philosophy around mindset-led exploration. The company will continue to publish new content, features, and curated discovery pathways that encourage users to step beyond routine and reimagine what it means to explore the digital world with intention.

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The Changing Booth https://www.thechangingbooth.com/ is a digital discovery platform based in Malmö, Sweden. It helps people explore new things to do online, virtual experiences, creative activities, and reflective practices designed to inspire fresh thinking. Through curated pathways and mindset-led exploration, the platform invites users to break routine, try new things, and engage with digital culture in ways that expand their perspective.

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