Hey everyone, Dave here 👋 Quick backstory: I'm a British expat living in Normandy, France, running a UK tech company. I've been building software products using AI-assisted development for the past year, and the irony wasn't lost on me, I was building apps for other people while running my own business out of spreadsheets and memory. The moment that triggered Consilr was nearly missing a Companies House filing deadline. The penalty isn't huge (£150-£1,500), but the realisation that I had no system for tracking these things properly was the wake-up call. I started building what I needed: something that combines the structure of a proper business management system with an AI that actually understands MY business, not business in general. The AI advisor is the bit I'm most proud of. It dynamically loads your live business data before every conversation, your actual cash position, your actual deadlines, your actual portfolio. So when you ask it a strategic question, it gives you an answer grounded in your reality. A few things I'd love feedback on: 1. **The Decision Journal concept** logging every significant decision with context and a review date. Is this something you'd actually use, or is it too much friction? 2. **The "milestones can't be deleted" rule** you have to either complete, reschedule, or cancel them with a reason. Some people love this accountability, others find it annoying. What's your take? 3. **AI privacy controls** we built four levels of data sensitivity so users control exactly what the AI sees. Is this the right approach, or overkill? Happy to answer any questions. And genuinely, if you think this is solving the wrong problem or there's a better way, I want to hear it. That's what the Decision Journal is for 😄 Dave

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