Hey everyone. I'm Vikas, building decide with my wife Vaishnavi. We run a company together, so we make decisions all day. Who to hire, what to charge, ship now or wait. At some point we realized we genuinely couldn't tell you if any of our past calls had worked out. We'd just move on and then make a slightly different version of the same mistake months later.
That's the whole reason this exists. Curious if anyone else has this problem, or if it's just us. How does your team keep track of the big decisions you make? Or do you not?
Notes apps store what you said. Docs store what you wrote. Nothing tracks whether your decisions were right.
Decide closes that loop. Log any call in 10s with your team's history attached. Run a structured review where two AI advisors argue both sides, grounded in your past decisions, not generic advice. Vote, track the outcome, and watch your real accuracy by category.
Meeting Debrief reads any transcript (Otter, Fireflies, Zoom) and pulls out every decision for you.
