Decision Replay is a private decision workspace for individuals and teams. Record predictions, evidence and expected outcomes before hindsight changes the story. Add updates when new information appears, then compare the result with your original thinking and save the lesson. Unlike task managers, Decision Replay closes the learning loop through independent team input and blame-free outcome reviews.
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Hey Product Hunt! I built Decision Replay after noticing how easily we remember a decision differently once the outcome is known.
Task managers record what needs to be done, but they rarely preserve what we originally expected and why. Decision Replay lets you record predictions and evidence, track new information, compare expectations with the actual result, and save the lesson.
Teams can also contribute independent input and review outcomes without blame.
We’re currently in public beta, and I’d really value honest feedback—especially from founders, managers and team leaders. I’d love to know what feels confusing and what would make you return regularly. Thanks for taking a look!
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A calendar view of past decisions and their outcomes would make this so much more useful. Right now I have to scroll through a long list to remember what I decided months ago, but being able to see patterns across weeks or seasons would really help me spot my own biases and track how my thinking evolves over time.
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@denise_rosalind Thanks Dylan, this is a great suggestion. A calendar view would make it much easier to revisit past decisions and spot patterns over time. I’ve added this to my list of improvements—really appreciate the feedback!
Closing the learning loop is such an underrated problem — recording your prediction before hindsight rewrites the story is the key insight here. The blame-free outcome reviews for teams could genuinely change how retros work. Congrats on launching!
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@zvonimir_sabljic1 Thanks Zvonimir! You described the idea perfectly—capturing the prediction before hindsight changes the story is the heart of Decision Replay. I’m glad the blame-free team reviews resonated with you. Really appreciate the support!
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Love that you separate evidence from outcome reviews instead of mashing everything into a generic task list. The blame-free framing on the results page is a really thoughtful touch.
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@hsanycyv Thanks İhsan! Separating the original evidence from the outcome was really important to me, so I’m glad that stood out. I want reviews to focus on learning rather than blame. Appreciate you taking a look!
A calendar view of past decisions and their outcomes would make this so much more useful. Right now I have to scroll through a long list to remember what I decided months ago, but being able to see patterns across weeks or seasons would really help me spot my own biases and track how my thinking evolves over time.
@denise_rosalind Thanks Dylan, this is a great suggestion. A calendar view would make it much easier to revisit past decisions and spot patterns over time. I’ve added this to my list of improvements—really appreciate the feedback!
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Closing the learning loop is such an underrated problem — recording your prediction before hindsight rewrites the story is the key insight here. The blame-free outcome reviews for teams could genuinely change how retros work. Congrats on launching!
@zvonimir_sabljic1 Thanks Zvonimir! You described the idea perfectly—capturing the prediction before hindsight changes the story is the heart of Decision Replay. I’m glad the blame-free team reviews resonated with you. Really appreciate the support!
Love that you separate evidence from outcome reviews instead of mashing everything into a generic task list. The blame-free framing on the results page is a really thoughtful touch.
@hsanycyv Thanks İhsan! Separating the original evidence from the outcome was really important to me, so I’m glad that stood out. I want reviews to focus on learning rather than blame. Appreciate you taking a look!