Decision coaching · Coming soon to the App Store

Decision Space

by Pharian

Make every call count.

Coaching on the real decisions you face, and proof your judgment is getting sharper. Bring a decision, see how it will land with the people it affects, make the call, then check it against what actually happened.

Decide · Act · Review

How it works

One real decision, start to finish.

01

Bring a real decision

Describe the situation and your plan, using roles, not names. The coach asks the questions a good coach would ask.

02

See how it lands

Before you act, see how your move will read to each person it affects, and which of six leadership styles the moment calls for.

03

Make the call, then check it

Write down what you expect to happen. Afterward, the coach walks you through what happened, one question at a time, and checks your read on its own, so the result is honest.

04

Build a track record

Every reviewed call adds to your record: how often your reads match reality, and your competence in each style, which only grows.

Decision Space
Tuesday morning
Good morning, Jordan
“To build a team that trusts me”
READY TO REVIEW
Talk to the night shift lead
What you expected against what happened · 2 min
Review it
Or start a new decision ›
Your track record See all ›
You read 5 of your last 8 calls right. Diplomat is your biggest opportunity; one decision there moves it fastest.
Practice between calls All ›
TODAY'S PRACTICE
Pre-wire the room
Talk to the key people one-on-one before the group meeting.
DecideHistoryTrainingDataAccount
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Pharian coach
Private to you
I'm stuck
“To build a team that trusts me”
What decision are you facing? Tell me who it affects and what's at stake.
My shift lead keeps missing handoff notes and the night crew is frustrated.
I'm leaning toward calling it out at Friday's team meeting.
What do you want him to think and feel when this is over?
That I'm on his side, and that the handoffs matter.
How does he usually take direct feedback, and has anyone talked with him one-on-one yet?
I'm ready: show me my options ›
Message, or say you're not sure
↑
‹Oct 27
Talk to the night shift lead
Approached as The Coach
REVIEW IT NOW
You expected
He'd get defensive at first, then help fix it.
Walk me through what happened, starting with the first thing you did and said.
Tuesday at 9 in his office. I opened with "Before I land on anything, I want your read on the handoffs."
What did he say, and what did he do next?
He was guarded, then told me day shift rewrites the board after he posts it.
How would he tell the story of that meeting to his crew?
Your answer
Send
Decision reviewed
Scored against The Coach playbook
HOW YOU RAN THE PLAYBOOK86 / 100
Ask what they think is really going on.20
Ask what options they see.17
Ask which they would choose, and why.16
Agree on their next step and your support.18
Check in later; don't take it back.15
YOUR READ
Partly right. You expected pushback; the real issue was the day shift, which you found by asking first.
Strong. Asking first surfaced a problem no one had named.

App screens shown with sample data.

Built in

Practice between calls.

Others train skills. Decision Space trains judgment, on the decisions you are actually making, and measures it over time.

  • Your track recordSee how often your calls play out the way you expected, and which kinds of situations are hardest for you to read.
  • Competence that growsRanks from Emerging to Mastery in each of six styles. Every decision, drill and assessment adds to them, and a rank never drops.
  • Leader playbooksStep-by-step plans for each style. Open any step to see how to do it, what it looks like, and the signs it's working.
  • Rehearse, then engageShort drills, practice conversations with a realistic counterpart, and real leadership cases.
  • Coaching that pushes backDirect, GROW-based coaching that asks what you'd rather avoid answering.
  • Confidential by designYour decisions stay on your phone. What you send for coaching is not stored, and the app flags names and deal details first.

The evidence

Built on well-tested findings.

~25%

better performance from reviewing work after the fact.

Tannenbaum & Cerasoli, Human Factors, 2013, meta-analysis

22.8%

higher test scores with 15 minutes of daily reflection during training.

Di Stefano, Gino, Pisano & Staats, Harvard Business School

6–11%

more accurate judgment from feedback on your predictions.

Chang, Chen, Mellers & Tetlock, Judgment and Decision Making, 2016

r = .72

between leading the way the moment calls for and rated effectiveness.

Sherman & Kaiser, 2,410 executives and managers

These studies support the method's ingredients. Our pilot measures Decision Space itself.

For organizations

See how your leaders' judgment is developing.

Company seats include full access. HR and leadership sign in to a private dashboard on the web, separate from the app.

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  • Group resultsRange across the six styles, competence trends and how often decisions get reviewed, shown once five or more people have data.
  • Your leadership cultureA culture profile from eight or more people: what it gets right, what it costs you, and the early signs it's running well or turning toxic.
  • Evidence-based actionsUp to four next steps for HR, chosen from your group's own numbers and backed by research.
  • Private by defaultNever anyone's decisions. Individual scores appear only if that person chooses to share them.

Pricing

Decision Space Pro

Monthly

$49.99

Yearly

$399

Company seats

Ask us

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Bring it to your team first.

We're running 12-week pilots with a small group of firms ahead of launch. Your leaders get full access, and you get the dashboard. Tell us about your team and we'll be in touch.

Join the pilot