Decide vs Decision Intelligence

Research-based, AI-powered support for decision making, anytime. WHY WE CREATED DECIDE: Adults make 33,000 decisions a day, and for neurodivergent brains, that can be a recipe for burnout. We combine AI and research-backed processes to take the stress and overwhelm out of the choices we face, big and small. There are two tools within Decide: Guided and Random. GUIDED: Ask anything and get context-appropriate reflection questions that are easy to answer. After answering, get a best recommendation for next steps and instructions on how to follow through. Answer more questions or add more context to further refine the recommendation. RANDOM: Create lists for your routine decisions, like your coffee order or dopamine menu. Set energy levels for each option, and pick randomly later based on how you’re feeling. WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING: “Wait… I need this.” -Autistic user “Decide helps me make hard decisions when my brain's electrical cords feel like they're underwater.” -ADHD user “By the time the recommendation came up, I already knew what I wanted to do.” -AuDHD user “It’s made me aware of [my coping mechanisms] like I never have before.” -Autistic user — Hi! We’re ITI Assistive Technologies, a small, US-based, all-neurodivergent team dedicated to making assistive tech for people like us. Decide is our first app. Questions or feedback? Contact us at support@itiassist.com and we’ll be in touch. If you’re enjoying Decide, leave us a review! We appreciate them and read every one.

Have you ever faced an important yet difficult decision? Have you ever had so many options and struggled to choose one, well they might be sweet burden, but you're gonna still have to choose one:) Have you ever wondered, "What if I had chosen that one? Would it have been better?" This app can help to resolve these things. While it cannot guarantee you’ll make the perfect decision—because nothing can—it helps clear your mind by listing your considerations and their importance, as well as how each option aligns with those considerations. This way, you can understand the situation at that moment and recognize that you made the best choice you could with reasonable reasons. In most cases, this actually leads to the right decisions.