Early access · First rooms open early 2027

Decision Rooms: bring one decision, leave with a clear answer

A renewal, a job offer, a forwarded claim, a $30,000 quote. Every decision moves through the same quiet structure, with a beginning, a middle and, deliberately, an end. A Decision Room works only for you: no commissions, no ads, no side in the deal.

Six steps, then an ending

  1. Bring it.

    Type it, paste it, or upload the quote, message or contract.

  2. Frame it in one sentence.

    Your decision restated plainly, plus the two questions that actually change it.

  3. Check the claims.

    What's confirmed, disputed or unverifiable, with sources attached.

  4. See the trade-offs.

    Evidence, confidence, unknowns and alternatives on one board.

  5. Get a verdict.

    Proceed, wait or step back, with the reasoning in the open.

  6. Leave.

    A one-screen summary, saved. No streaks. No "keep chatting".

An example: an insurance renewal

The decision: "Should I accept the $2,400/year renewal, or switch before Friday's deadline?"

Verdict: switch providers. Comparable cover exists at $1,780 a year, and the deadline isn't real. The session ends there, by design.

Use the parts that are live today

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Questions

What is a Decision Room?

A Decision Room is a focused space for one real decision, such as an insurance renewal, a job offer or a big quote. It restates the decision, checks the claims with sources, names any pressure, weighs the trade-offs, gives a verdict with its reasoning, and then ends.

When do Decision Rooms open?

The first rooms open in early 2027, in small batches, to people on the early-access list. The free Pressure Check and Help Me Reply are live today.

Will Decision Rooms be free?

There will always be a free tier. Unlimited use and deep Decision Packs will be paid, because our only customer is you: no ads, no commissions, no selling your data.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT?

General assistants try to help with everything and some now shop for you. A Decision Room does one job and works only for the person deciding: claims checked with sources, pressure named, trade-offs shown, and a session that deliberately ends.

How do I get early access?

Sign in free with your email. You get a place in line, and each friend who joins with your invite link moves you up five places.

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