Addiem - A private decision journal before hindsight rewrites it

After an outcome arrives, memory can make the original decision sound cleaner than it was. Addiem is a private, local-first decision journal that freezes the before: probability, rationale, success criterion, failure condition, and review date. Later, inspect process quality separately from outcome quality. No account or subscription; desktop-first and one-time. For founders, forecasters, investors, researchers, and operators who make decisions with delayed feedback.

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I built Addiem after noticing a small but costly failure in my own thinking: once an outcome arrives, I can explain almost any result in a way that makes the original decision sound more coherent than it was. Addiem keeps the “before” intact — probability, rationale, success and failure conditions, and a review date — so the process can be examined honestly later. It does not choose for you. I am looking for people who make decisions with delayed feedback and will tell me where the workflow is useful or too heavy.