Decision Prism

See a tough decision from every angle

Stuck between choices? Describe the decision, your options, and what matters to you. Decision Prism looks at the tradeoffs from several useful angles, shows what each choice could cost or preserve, and helps you see what you still need to know before deciding.

Overview

Decision Prism runs your decision through multiple thinking frameworks that therapists, strategists, and decision scientists use — but applied specifically to YOUR situation. It doesn't guess what you secretly want or predict how you'll feel. It shows you angles and unknowns you're missing, using only what you actually tell it.

How to use it

  1. Describe the decision and what's making it hard
  2. Name the options you're actually considering
  3. Select the values this decision touches
  4. Tell us what's making this hard — this shapes which considerations get surfaced
  5. Review the per-option analysis, comparison matrix, and what's still unknown

Example

Scenario: You got a job offer paying 40% more but requiring relocation. Current job is comfortable but stagnant. Partner is open to moving but not excited.

What you do: Describe the situation, add 'Take new job' and 'Stay' as options, select Career growth + Financial security + Family as values, pick 'I'm afraid I'll regret it' as what's making this hard.

Result: Decision Prism offers a reframing question underneath the decision, runs each option through a pre-mortem, opportunity cost, reversibility, and values fit, shows a qualitative comparison matrix, summarizes what your own description actually established, flags what you still don't know, and lays out what the current facts favor versus what remains unresolved — without inventing how you'll feel or what anyone else will do.

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