Run a pre-mortem on any decision before you commit. AI-powered analysis that finds your blind spots in seconds — across four proven methodologies.
// SOURCE — Harvard Business Review · Daniel Kahneman · Gary Klein
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Pre-Mortem, Kaizen, 5 Whys, or Six Sigma. Pick one — or run the suite.
Top blind spots. Specific mitigations. A version of your plan that actually accounts for them.
Auto-scheduled retrospective. Compare prediction to reality. Build an accuracy track record.
Probability × Impact scoring with specific, attached mitigations — not vague advice.
Pre-Mortem, Kaizen, 5 Whys, Six Sigma. Pick one for the moment, or run the suite.
See how you actually decide — over-confident on hires, under-prepared on costs — not how you think you do.
Track your forecast quality over time. Calibration is a skill — see your curve sharpen.
Auto-scheduled retrospectives at the right horizon — 7 days, 30, 90. Close the loop.
Your decisions stay yours. Encrypted analysis. No data sold, no public model training.
Battle-tested frameworks from organizational psychology, manufacturing, and industrial engineering — applied to the decisions in front of you today.
Start from a future where the decision failed, then reverse-engineer the causes. The single most reliable way to surface blind spots.
↳ Originated by Gary Klein, 2007Don't wait for the next big call. Refine the tiny daily ones. Decisions are a portfolio — improve the median.
↳ Toyota Production System, 1950sFive iterations of "but why?" turns surface noise into the actual cause. Pre-Act runs them in seconds.
↳ Sakichi Toyoda, 1930sDefine, measure, analyze, improve, control. The methodology Motorola and GE used to remove defects from billion-dollar systems.
↳ Motorola, 1986Cancel anytime in App Store. No commitment.
"I used to make calls fast and clean up later. PRE-ACT made me admit how much of 'fast' was 'lucky.' My calibration on hires has gone from a coin flip to something I'd actually bet on."
"The pre-mortem isn't new. The discipline of doing one in 30 seconds, on every decision over $50K, is. That's what shifted for me — friction came down to zero."
"Three months in, I went back through my decision log. Half my 'gut calls' had risks I'd flagged and ignored. The reflection cycle is humbling — and the most valuable feature."
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