20–50 people
$2,400 / year
Free company pilot · planned design
Start with a useful picture, before inviting the team.
The planned pilot begins with a Focus Card and follows one investigation through the Reality Skill Loop. This page previews the design; company pilot entry is not open here.
The Reality Skill Loop
Your manager coordinates. You keep the decision.
LookBearingsNext moveReality check
Look · your own starting view
Prepare your Focus Card.
Write four short lines in your own words. This is a local draft in this page, not an activated company pilot. Nothing you enter is sent, stored by the site or transferred to sign-up. Download the card before leaving if you want to keep it.
Free now: prepare and download this local card. Company pilot entry and invitations are not open here.
Current annual company licenses: 20–50 people: $2,400/year · 51–100: $4,800/year · 101–150: $9,000/year. These existing bands are separate from the planned free pilot. See license scope.
Focus Card · owner-authored local draft
Your starting picture
- What result do you want?
- Not entered
- How do you currently explain the situation?
- Not entered
- What is the most important thing you do not know yet?
- Not entered
- What question would be worth investigating?
- Not entered
A draft to examine, not an accepted diagnosis. No company has been created and no invitation has been sent.
Availability first
The free company pilot is not open here yet.
No company is created, nobody is invited and no payment is taken on this page. The planned pilot and its final limits need verified live availability before you can start it.
Planned trust promise: “The pilot is free and never charges you. When it ends, you decide whether to continue.”
You can explore the existing fictional example or start a free personal situation now.
Look · before sign-up in the proposed design
A Focus Card comes before the first invitation.
This prepared card illustrates the first useful picture. It is fictional, not a saved company investigation or an accepted diagnosis.
- Result wanted
- More profitable completed orders with the current team.
- Current explanation
- Another salesperson may be needed.
- Most important unknown
- Which delay is associated with lost orders?
- Question worth investigating
- Where do quotes wait: specifications, preparation or owner approval?
See clearly. Act together. Return to reality.
The Reality Skill Loop
The Reality Skill Loop has four stages: Look, Bearings, Next move and Reality check. After each Reality check, you continue, adjust or change course, and the loop starts again.
Look
See what may be holding the business back. Start with a Focus Card.
Bearings
Compare team and customer knowledge. Keep differences visible at the Reveal.
Next move
Choose a small test, information request, decision or pause. Name what you expect.
Reality check
Record what happened, then continue, adjust or change course.
The proposed pilot flow
- Look: describe the problem and receive a compact Focus Card before signing up.
- Sign-up and first invite: use the Focus Card question as the invitation. Ask “Who has seen this firsthand?” Start with the manager closest to the problem and the person who talks to customers; the default is 2 or 3 contributors, maximum 10.
- Independent input: the proposed flow allows answering without an account and automatic reminders. A suggested deadline of 3 working days is adjustable. Customer contributors see only their own question, not internal answers or the full investigation.
- Bearings and the Reveal: compare the owner’s view with the others and ask what one small test would help.
- Next move: the owner chooses one move. The suggested Reality Date is 2 weeks out and can be changed.
- Reality check: record what happened, what changed and what to do next. “The result isn’t visible yet” is valid. This is the planned point for a prominent paid-continuation invitation.
- After the pilot: the proposed design keeps the record available and exportable. A paid plan covers further investigations, more active work, oversight and accumulated company learning.
These are proposed pilot steps, not claims that this page currently provides invitations, reminders or free company access. Existing small-team and wider-consultation participation rules remain separate.
Included scope and current annual prices
The starting pilot design is one company, one active investigation and a 30-day working period, with continued access to record the result. Included AI usage, support, nonresponse handling and repeat-pilot eligibility are not finalized here.
The current published annual license bands are below, separate from the proposed free pilot. Final pilot scope and launch availability will be published before entry opens.
51–100 people
$4,800 / year
101–150 people
$9,000 / year
A license covers continuing company investigations, active work, oversight and learning. Actual capacity, AI usage, onboarding and support are agreed before payment. See the full license scope · Read scope and terms availability.