< Compass

A working system for complex decisions

Compass brings analyses, sources, timelines, KPIs and decisions into one place.

I built it to preserve context, compare alternatives and return to complex questions without losing the reasoning behind earlier choices.

From analysis to tailored guidance

Compass can turn accumulated research and project context into practical guides built around a specific question or workflow.

Each guide brings together recommendations, steps, references and updates, so the result remains useful as the underlying project changes.

Research that stays connected

Reports, notes and source material stay connected to the question they were collected to answer.

This makes it easier to see what is current, what is uncertain and what still needs to be verified.

Comparisons that expose trade-offs

Compass turns research into practical comparisons.

I use it for questions such as locations, vehicles, career choices and project priorities, keeping assumptions and trade-offs visible instead of reducing everything to an unexplained score.

Decisions that can be revisited

Each decision keeps its rationale, status and review conditions.

When evidence or circumstances change, I can update the conclusion without losing the reasoning that led to it.

Built around real use

Compass started as a small decision model and grew only when recurring problems required more structure.

New analyses, comparisons and guides are added mainly as structured content, while the application provides the most useful way to explore them.

AI supports research and synthesis. I define the questions, criteria, review and final decisions.

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