Most workplace advice is generic. PowerMap isn't. Describe your situation. It asks focused questions to understand the people and dynamics involved, then delivers a structured analysis: what's happening, which influence tactics are being used, and exactly what to do — including what to say. It remembers the people you deal with and gets sharper over time. Built for the moments when generic advice isn't good enough.
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I built PowerMap after watching smart people repeatedly get outmaneuvered at work - not because they weren't good at their jobs, but because they didn't have anyone to help them read what was actually happening around them.
Most of us don't have a trusted senior person we can call before a difficult meeting or after a conversation that felt off. PowerMap is that person.
The thing I'm most proud of: it doesn't give generic advice. It asks the right questions first, builds a picture of your specific situation and the people in it, and then tells you exactly what move to make - including what to say, word for word.
Would love to hear from anyone who's dealing with a tough workplace situation right now. Happy to answer questions about how it works or what's next on the roadmap.
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The situation questions felt surprisingly pointed, and getting an actual script instead of vague "communicate better" advice was really useful. Curious to see how it handles recurring people over time.
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@glcanivx6 Thanks for the feedback. Indeed it is getting interesting the longer you use it. I found that over time it learn about traits and tendencies of people in your list and refers to them in the answers.
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Tried it with a tricky vendor situation and the breakdown of which tactics they were using was honestly sharper than what I got from a coach last year. The suggested phrasing felt awkward at first but ended up landing better than I expected.
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@kumsalmnyj Thanks for the feedback! We'll be glad to learn more about the awkward phrasing. You can send to me details here or by email and we'll be glad to check.
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the memory layer for people you deal with is honestly such a smart move, makes the advice actually get better the more you use it instead of starting from scratch every time
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@farukbykkaioq6 Great to hear! We invested a lot in building this layer, and happy to see that you found it relevant.
The situation questions felt surprisingly pointed, and getting an actual script instead of vague "communicate better" advice was really useful. Curious to see how it handles recurring people over time.
@glcanivx6 Thanks for the feedback. Indeed it is getting interesting the longer you use it. I found that over time it learn about traits and tendencies of people in your list and refers to them in the answers.
Tried it with a tricky vendor situation and the breakdown of which tactics they were using was honestly sharper than what I got from a coach last year. The suggested phrasing felt awkward at first but ended up landing better than I expected.
@kumsalmnyj Thanks for the feedback! We'll be glad to learn more about the awkward phrasing. You can send to me details here or by email and we'll be glad to check.
the memory layer for people you deal with is honestly such a smart move, makes the advice actually get better the more you use it instead of starting from scratch every time
@farukbykkaioq6 Great to hear! We invested a lot in building this layer, and happy to see that you found it relevant.