Choose a decision to review.
State the outcome you want, the constraints you face, and what would count as an improvement. Include whose work or outcomes the choice affects.
Give the review a clear purpose.
Decision Lab · Free personal public beta
Bring a decision.
Work through it for free.
Try Decision Lab with a question from your own work. Make the objectives clear, examine the evidence and assumptions, and record the reasons behind your choice.
The Free personal version is in public beta, with individual reviews, local browser storage, basic reports, and manual export and import.
01 / Your first review
Start with one question.
Make the reasons visible.
Choose a decision you know: which test to run next, whether to repair equipment, or how to improve a procedure. Use the free tool to work through what you know and what still needs an answer.
Examine what supports it.
Bring together the evidence and assumptions behind your reasoning. Make the unanswered questions visible so you can see what needs another look.
See the basis for your judgment.
Keep a useful record.
Create a basic report of your review. Keep your work in the browser, or use manual export and import to save a copy you can return to.
Take the reasoning with you.
02 / Decision Lab tiers
Start free.
Find the fit for your work.
Start with a useful individual review in the Free public beta. We’re seeking pilot partners for recurring analysis, shared responsibility, and organizational oversight. These tiers apply across use cases; the pilot tiers describe proposed scope.
Free
Public betaFor personal use
Complete a useful review on your own.
Work through a decision, examine its supporting evidence, and keep a record you can revisit. A practical way to use the approach and see how it fits your work.
- Individual reviews
- Local browser storage
- Basic reports
- Manual export and import
Analyst
Seeking pilotsFor regular practitioners
Carry context from one review to the next.
Build on previous work, compare possible choices, and examine how a change affects related cases. Keep recurring analysis organized as your body of work grows.
- Reusable review templates
- Comparison of alternatives
- Analysis across related cases
- Versioned evidence attachments
- Automated backup options
Team
Seeking pilotsFor people working together
Give each contribution a clear owner.
Bring evidence, reviews, and decisions into a shared record. Each reviewer records their own approval against the revision they examined, so everyone can see who decided what and on which basis.
- Shared cases
- Assigned reviews
- Reviewer-authored approvals tied to specific revisions
- A common history of contributions and decisions
Enterprise
Seeking pilotsFor organizations
Coordinate decisions across teams and programs.
Establish consistent oversight when several groups depend on the same work. Connect decision records to your organization’s access policies, existing systems, and operating requirements.
- Governance across teams and projects
- Centralized identity and access management
- Configurable retention policies
- System integrations
- Deployment options for controlled environments
- Support commitments
Help shape a pilot
We’re looking for practitioners, teams, and organizations with real decision work to explore together. Choose Analyst, Team, or Enterprise to see the pilot scope and tell us about your use case through the inquiry form.
03 / Try the free tool
Your next decision.
A place to start.
Try the Free personal version of Decision Lab with a decision that matters to you.
Start an individual review, examine its supporting evidence, and keep a record you can revisit. The free tool is in public beta.
Interested in Analyst, Team, or Enterprise? Get in touch about a pilot.
Bring one question. Work through your first review.
Explore individual reviews, basic reports, and manual export and import in the Free personal version.
Try Decision Lab for free