Decision NAVigator
Track your judgment like a performance metric.
D-NAV turns messy, high-stakes calls into a live readout of Return, Pressure, and Stability, so founders, traders, and operators can see if a bet is actually built to survive.
What you can do in the next 60 seconds
The fastest way to see if your current call is honest.
- Pick one live decision. Expansion, hire, product bet, trade — anything that actually matters.
- Rate how it really feels. Move 5 sliders for Impact, Cost, Risk, Urgency, and Confidence. No spreadsheets. No posturing. Just the real tension in your head.
- See if the bet is honest. D-NAV translates those sliders into Return, Pressure, and Stability — a live read on whether the upside, survivability, and execution stress actually line up.
Built for people who live in the unknown
Different arenas, same problem: your judgment has to perform before the data does.
Founders & Execs
Stop making “vision calls” you can’t explain. Turn strategy debates into clear Return, Pressure, and Stability trade-offs. See if your conviction is earned or just loud.
Traders & Investors
Separate itchy trigger finger from real edge. See if you’re stacking fragile high-pressure bets. Track your judgment drift across market regimes.
Operators & Product Leads
Prioritize roadmap moves by impact versus execution drag. Avoid drowning in reactive, high-pressure decisions. Train teams to push without quietly torching stability.
Consultants & Analysts
Turn stakeholder chaos into structured decision audits. Show clients how their judgment patterns bleed value. Deliver reports with a repeatable decision language.
If your job is to make the call before the data is clean, D-NAV is your mirror.
Where dashboards end, judgment begins
Dashboards show what has already happened. D-NAV measures the internal math of the bets you’re about to make.
- Tesla Gigafactory: On paper, a capital-intensive nightmare. In reality, a judgment call about how much risk, urgency, and conviction could be carried at once.
- Amazon → AWS: Looked like a distraction. It was actually a high-impact, high-stability bet hiding inside an “experiment.”
- WeWork: Great surface-level metrics. Fragile judgment underneath. Pressure and risk completely outpaced real stability.
- Enron: The numbers looked fine. The internal decision math was fake. No amount of reporting could save that.
Same surface metrics. Different internal math of judgment. D-NAV doesn’t predict the future — it shows whether your internal math is honest.
Under the hood: RPS + D-NAV
Every decision carries five forces: Impact, Cost, Risk, Urgency, and Confidence. D-NAV turns them into three core signals, plus one synthesized score.
The three core signals (RPS)
- Return = Impact − Cost
Is the upside actually worth the burn? - Stability = Confidence − Risk
Can your evidence outlast the downside? - Pressure = Urgency − Confidence
Is execution being driven by panic or proof?
The D-NAV score
The D-NAV score is the synthesized read on all of these forces — a quick read on how your decision behaves under stress. It’s the heartbeat, built on top of RPS, not a replacement for it.
Together, RPS and D-NAV show whether you’re forcing a fragile bet, under-leaning a strong one, or sitting in fake comfort.
How D-NAV changes the way you decide
Keep scrolling if you want the philosophy behind the tool.
Challenge the Known
Use D-NAV when the model says “wait” but you know delay kills momentum. Quantify the conviction others call irrational.
Audit the Gut
Surface bias, overconfidence, and hidden fragility before they surface as losses. Judgment improves when it is interrogated.
Train for Volatility
Build a decision log that treats chaos as a training set. Iterate until your response time beats the rate of change.
Align the Team
Give founders, operators, and investors a shared language for why a move is bold—or reckless. Make the debate precise.
Protect the Downside
Stress-test cost and risk before they metastasize. D-NAV forces the hard questions before capital is committed.
Capture the Win Rate
Track which calls outperformed their data. The pattern is your edge. Defend it with evidence, not folklore.
Ready to see your judgment in numbers?
Run one live decision, then ten, then a hundred. Watch your judgment evolve from gut feel to a measurable edge.