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AI decision workshop

Stop circling the decision. Work through it.

Bring us the decision you're stuck on. We'll guide you through proven frameworks to expose assumptions, compare alternatives, and leave with a clear recommendation.

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Work through a decision

Bring a real decision. It takes a few minutes, runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent to us.

Decision workshop

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Why not just ask a chatbot?

A chatbot gives you an answer. This shows you why, and what would change it.

  1. You decide what matters

    You pick the criteria and how much each one counts. The AI doesn't get to quietly decide that cost matters more than speed.

  2. Scores you can argue with

    The AI drafts starting scores. Every one is visible and editable, so you can see exactly where your judgment differs.

  3. It hunts for the weak spot

    Before recommending anything, it asks which assumption would change the answer if it were wrong, then tests it.

Example

From going in circles to a clear next step

"Should we build or buy this system?" with 3 options and 4 weighted criteria. Scores run 1 to 5, where 5 is best for you.

How much each criterion matters

  • Cost4
  • Time to implement4
  • Strategic fit3
  • Risk3

Build in-house

57 out of 100

  • Cost2
  • Time to implement2
  • Strategic fit5
  • Risk3

Buy an off-the-shelf tool

77 out of 100

Leading on your weights

  • Cost4
  • Time to implement5
  • Strategic fit2
  • Risk4

Buy now, rebuild later if needed

70 out of 100

  • Cost3
  • Time to implement4
  • Strategic fit4
  • Risk3

Decision brief

Should we build or buy this system?

Buy an off-the-shelf tool

ConfidenceModerate

Why

Buy an off-the-shelf tool is strongest on cost and time to implement, which carry the most weight in your criteria. It scores 77 out of 100 on your weights, against 70 for “Buy now, rebuild later if needed”.

Major tradeoffs
  • Build in-house is stronger on strategic fit (5 vs. 2).
Critical assumptions
  1. 1.It can be done in weeks, not quarters.
  2. 2.It will cost about what you expect, with no hidden ongoing work.
  3. 3.If it goes wrong, you can recover without lasting damage.
What would change the recommendation

If you're wrong about time to implement, “Buy now, rebuild later if needed” becomes the better choice. A 7-point lead is real, but not decisive.

Recommended next step

Break the first milestone into tasks and have the people doing the work estimate it.

Early access

Pricing we're testing

Nothing is for sale yet. Choosing a plan tells us what's worth building first.

Free

$0

For the occasional tough call.

  • Limited decision sessions
  • Basic frameworks
  • Shareable recommendation
Full product

Decision Pro

$19/month

For people who make high-stakes calls regularly.

  • Unlimited decisions
  • Advanced frameworks
  • Assumption analysis
  • Decision history
  • Scenario comparison
  • Exportable decision briefs

No subscription

One Decision Workshop · $9 one time

One big decision on your plate? Work through it once, without a subscription.

Test prices in US dollars. Nothing is charged, and we'll ask before anything costs money.

Questions

Does the AI tell me what to do?

No. It helps you structure the decision. Starting scores are estimates you're expected to change, and the recommendation follows your weights. The useful part is seeing which assumption the answer depends on.

Is the demo using AI?

The demo runs pre-built decision logic in your browser. The matrix, recommendation, and assumption check are computed from the options, criteria, and scores you enter.

Can I use it today?

The demo works now. The full product is in early access, and nothing is charged. Join the list and we'll email you when it opens.

Make the next hard call with a clear head.

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