Counsel.day Decision settles a hard joint question over a season of sealed votes. Counsel Journal reads your evenings back to you · weekly, then monthly. Pick the one that fits.
For the question one conversation cannot resolve.
For the everyday signal of a season.
Both products work the same way at the database layer · sealed votes that you cannot re-read, opening on a fixed schedule with a verdict that reads the whole arc. The shape of the schedule is what differs.
On the schooling question James and Alexandra could not settle at the dinner table, the answer was obviously yes on Tuesday and obviously no on Thursday. The difference between Tuesday and Thursday was not new information; it was them. Tuesday was the evening after the open evening at the city school. Thursday was the evening after watching their son spend three hours sliding down a hill in the countryside on the back of the dog.
Both signals were real. Neither was the answer. A decision worth losing sleep over deserves the whole arc, every Tuesday and every Thursday, for as long as the question needs.
One of you opens a decision, chooses a duration anywhere from a week to ninety days, and pairs your partner with a single magic link. Setup takes under two minutes.
Each evening you tap one of four buttons, alone, with the option of a sentence. You see whether your partner has voted; never which way they leaned.
Both verdicts publish at the same instant on the final day. Beneath them, an analysis of every note you both wrote, naming the actual axis of your disagreement.
"We had been arguing about this for eight months. When the verdict opened, we read it, had the right conversation for the first time, and bought a place we hadn't even considered."
A hard joint decision? Start a Counsel.day Decision · your first Solo is free; set the duration, we hold you to it. Want the everyday signal of a season? Subscribe to Counsel Journal · $4.99 USD/month, cancel any time. Both, in time? Of course.