Decide. Reflect.
Improve.
A simple system for better decision-making and outcome tracking.
Good decisions deserve
to be remembered
Don't just decide. Understand.
Most decisions are made quickly — and often forgotten. But behind every choice, there's a reason: a trade-off, a gut feeling, a moment that mattered.
When those reasons get lost, we second-guess.
We hesitate, repeat mistakes, or lose sight of what really mattered in the first place.
Decision Log helps you keep a trace.
Capture what led to the decision — and what followed. So you can reflect, adjust, and grow with clarity.
What you get
Tools that help you think better — and keep track of how you do it.
Decision replacement chain system
Log not just what you decided — but how that decision evolved.
Each decision can replace a previous one, forming a visible chain of reasoning. It's like version control for your thought process — with full traceability.
Collections, Filters & Search
Sort, tag, and find your decisions in seconds.
Great for spotting patterns or reviewing key choices by topic.
Decision Templates
No more blank-page paralysis.
Use built-in templates that guide you through your reasoning process.
Import / Export (.md & .txt)
Bring in old notes or take your data anywhere.
Everything stays yours — readable, portable, clean.
Minimal Markdown Editor
A calm, focused space to write.
With markdown formatting that just works — nothing extra.
Who is this for?
For anyone who wants to make decisions more consciously — and learn from them.
The Reflective Thinker
You like to step back, understand patterns, instincts, and regrets — to grow.
The Solo Builder
Building solo means deciding every day. You want clarity in business, focus and clarity in decision-making.
The Goal Setter
Sets personal or professional goals and want a system to stay aligned with your why, not just tick off boxes.
The Overthinker
Struggles with too many options, questioning, spiraling, or indecision — and want more clarity, structure, and peace of mind.
FAQ
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Capture the "why" before it fades.