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One record for every call your team makes.

Because notices decisions as they happen, drafts the record for you, and keeps it linked to the thread it came from and the calls that come after.

It knows what a decision sounds like.

Most messages are just talk. Because looks for the moment a thread turns: a choice gets named, a reason gets given, and the people who matter agree.

  • Works across tools. Slack threads, Linear comments, PR reviews and meeting notes.
  • Waits when it’s unsure. A thread that’s still a question stays a conversation.
  • Learns your team’s phrasing. Dismissed drafts teach it what not to flag.
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Nothing is settled until a person says so.

Every record starts as a draft, sent to the people in the thread. They can confirm it, fix the wording, or throw it away. Try it.

  • One tap in Slack. The draft arrives as a message with the same three buttons.
  • Edits stay honest. Every change is kept in the record’s history.
  • Dismissed means gone. A thrown-away draft is deleted, not archived.
DraftDEC-241 · #growth

Send digests weekly instead of daily

Because
Open rates on daily digests fell 40%Unsubscribes doubled after the daily switch
Instead of
Daily digest at 8am
Decided by
LenaAdaLena, Ada

Four lines that save a forty-minute meeting.

Every record answers the same four questions, so a new hire, a future you, or an auditor can read any decision in under a minute.

  1. What we choseOne sentence, written as the outcome rather than the debate.
  2. BecauseThe reasons, quoted from the thread and linked to the exact message they came from.
  3. Instead ofThe options that lost. Half of “why” is knowing what else was on the table.
  4. UntilA revisit date. When it comes round, the people who decided get a nudge.

Decisions change. The trail keeps the plot.

When a new call replaces an old one, Because links them. Pick any point on Pawpaw’s checkout trail to see what was decided and what it replaced.

Good decisions expire. Because remembers when.

Each record can carry a revisit date. When it comes up, the people who made the call decide whether to keep it, change it, or retire it.

  • Keep restarts the clock and notes who checked.
  • Change opens a new draft that links back to this one.
  • Monthly digest of what’s due goes to each team lead.

Due for a second look

October
  • Ship releases on TuesdaysDecided 6 months ago by Platform
  • Pause same-hour delivery outside zone 1Decided 90 days ago by Ops
  • 14-day trial instead of a free planDecided 7 months ago by Growth

3 decisions to look at this month.

Your log, in whatever shape you need.

Log a hallway decision with a slash command, pull records into your docs as ADRs, or read them over the API. Your decisions are never locked in.

  • /because in any connected channel logs a decision by hand.
  • ADR export opens a pull request into your docs folder.
  • Markdown and JSON exports for everything, any time.
/because Ship releases on Tuesdays, never Fridays
  --because "3 of the last 4 rollbacks were on a Friday"
  --instead-of "ship whenever it's ready"
  --revisit "in 6 months"

Your first record takes one tap

Write down the why while everyone still remembers it.

Free for one team. Connect Slack in about two minutes, and the first real record usually shows up the same day.

DraftDEC-001 · Your team

Start keeping a decision log

Because
We keep asking why we did things
Instead of
A wiki page nobody updates

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