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Find out if your team actually agreed on the same thing.
A 60-second check that reveals misalignment before it costs you weeks of work.
The Problem
You just spent an hour in a meeting. Everyone nodded. Someone said "sounds good." You all moved on.
Two weeks later, you discover half the team understood something completely different. Different priorities. Different next steps. Different understanding of what was even decided.
The cost of misalignment is invisible until it's too late.
The Solution
At the end of your meeting, everyone spends 60 seconds independently answering 3 questions:
1. What did we just decide?
2. What happens next?
3. What is the biggest risk or open question?
AI groups similar answers together. If everyone's on the same page, you'll see one group per question. If not, you'll see exactly where interpretations diverged.
Talk about the differences before you move on.
How it works
Create a session
One person creates a session and shares the unique link with the team.
Everyone answers independently
Each person answers 3 questions based on their understanding. Takes 60 seconds.
See grouped results
AI clusters similar answers. You see where people aligned and where they didn't.
When to use this
After important decisions
Strategy meetings, roadmap planning, architecture decisions
After stakeholder meetings
Client calls, investor updates, cross-team sync-ups
During retrospectives
See if the team agrees on what went wrong and what to change
After workshops or offsites
Verify everyone took away the same key decisions and next steps
Why this works
No accounts, no setup. Just create a session and share a link. Works in 30 seconds.
Anonymous responses. People can answer honestly without group pressure or anchoring bias.
Semantic grouping, not keywords. AI understands meaning. "raise funds" and "get investors" cluster together.
Forces articulation. Writing down your understanding reveals gaps in thinking.
Creates shared reality. When you see divergent answers, you can't pretend alignment exists.
Try it after your next meeting
Free to use. No account required. Takes 60 seconds.