Features
The features behind a Decision Room
Each feature page describes one thing the product does inside a Decision, how it behaves, and when it is the right place to start. Most people arrive with one of three jobs, and the remaining features sit quietly underneath them.
Three ways in
If you already favor a plan, begin by challenging it: your plan enters the room as one contestant among others, never as the answer. If you hold two or more real options, begin by comparing them under weights you can see. If every option on the table feels weak, begin with the search for a better one.
What sits underneath
Claim analysis breaks a memo into statements that can each be checked against a source. Risk analysis keeps what could go wrong inside the score, where it changes the result, rather than in a footnote. The decision graph shows how claims, evidence and risks connect, so you can see which single fact the Verdict leans on hardest.
How usage is counted
Everything here is counted in Decisions, the same unit shown on the Pricing page, never in anything technical underneath. How It Works follows one Decision from the question to the Verdict, and is the best companion to these pages.
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