Before you make an expensive business decision,
find out what you're missing.

Mastermind gives you a panel of AI advisors — risk, cost, legal, marketing, technical and more — that analyze your decision, argue it out where they disagree, and hand you a clear decision brief. Not a verdict. A second (and third, and fourth) opinion, on demand.

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How it works

1

Describe your decision

A hiring call, a contract, a pricing change, a big purchase — whatever you're weighing, with whatever numbers or details you have.

2

The panel analyzes and debates

Each advisor gives their independent take, then challenges the others where they disagree — nobody just agrees to be agreeable.

3

You get a decision brief

Key assumptions, where the panel agreed and disagreed, the biggest risk and opportunity, what's still missing, and concrete questions to answer before you act. You decide — the panel just makes sure you're not missing something obvious.

4

Record it, check back later

Note what you expect to happen. Mastermind reminds you to check back — and compares what actually happened against the original assumptions, so you get sharper over time.

What it's for

Hiring decisions Pricing changes Supplier & contract review Big purchases Expansion & investment Partnership proposals

Free vs Pro

Free

Open to everyone, no cost, ever.

  • Up to 3 advisors per meeting
  • Single-round analysis
  • Full chat with your panel
  • Decision recording & 90-day review

Pro (invite only)

Ask for access once you're hooked.

  • Full advisor panel, any size
  • Cross-critique round (advisors challenge each other)
  • Premium models (Claude, GPT, Gemini)
  • Downloadable PDF reports & slide decks

Getting started, once you sign up

  1. Create a project (e.g. the name of the decision, client, or business area).
  2. Pick your advisors — grouped by strategy, finance, legal, marketing, technical.
  3. Describe the decision and any context, and convene the panel.
  4. Read the decision brief, chat with the panel about anything unclear, and record what you decide.