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BEAR Decide
Bring any decision. Bear asks what it still needs to know, sorts your facts from your assumptions, and shows you where the evidence leans.
Who it's for
Anyone with a decision that has real options. It works for any decision, not only decisions about people.
Anyone with one hard decision
An offer in another city, a course, a flat, a loan, a business you're thinking of starting.
Managers and founders
A hire, a promotion, a supplier, a price change. Decisions where “I had a feeling” isn't an explanation.
Recruiters and placement cells
Which candidate to put forward, which role to suggest to a student, when to push back on a brief.
How it works
- Write the decision the way you'd say it. Only the first box is needed, and the more you add, the fewer questions Bear asks.
- Sign in. Your decision is saved the moment you press the button, so you never type it twice.
- Bear asks one to three short questions about your case, or skips them if you've already said enough.
- Bear works through Baseline, Evidence, Assess and Resolve. Before it starts, it asks whether it may use your Kirnova assessment results. You can say no.
- You get one card with the answer and the reasoning underneath.
- If something changes later, tell Bear and it reassesses. The old card stays.
What you get
One card. It says where the evidence leans and why, what would change it, and what's worth finding out next. Underneath are the Baseline, the five Evidence lists (known, assumed, uncertain, missing, contradictory) and every option, including any you didn't name.
It ends in one of three places: decided, leaning, or not enough to decide yet. Your decision is saved, so you can reopen it any time.
An invented example. The people, the offer and the figures are made up.
The method behind it
Bear runs BEAR, our decision framework. The whole method is free on this site, and you can run it on paper today. Bear Decide is for when you'd rather not spend the hour, or you're too close to see your own assumptions.
Your data, and who decides
- What Bear reads
- What you type in the form and the chat. If you say yes, your Kirnova assessment results, in the same words your own report uses. Never a percentile, never the scoring underneath.
- What goes to the language model
- Bear uses a language model to write. Before anything is sent, your name and email are replaced, and so is every email address and phone number in your text. A final check refuses to send anything that still looks identifying. One gap: another person's name typed in free text isn't caught, so leave surnames out if that matters to you.
- Who decides
- You. Bear informs, and it can say “not enough to decide yet”. It isn't a substitute for a lawyer, a CA, a doctor or an engineer. If a decision is urgent and dangerous, get a person, not a form.
- What it costs
- Nothing today. Try for free. You'll set up an account first, which takes a minute.