Prism AI helps you make hard decisions with more than one option to weigh, like job offers, big life choices, or business calls. Instead of just giving you an answer, it asks real questions to figure out what actually matters to you, then shows exactly what you’d gain and give up with each choice. It even tells you what would need to change for its own advice to flip. Make smarter decisions by seeing the trade-offs clearly.
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Hey Product Hunt!
We built Prism AI because we kept seeing people, ourselves included, make big decisions like choosing a job, moving, or making business decisions with a simple pros and cons list or a quick ChatGPT chat.
The problem? Those approaches can give you an answer without really understanding what matters to you.
Prism AI works differently. It asks questions to uncover your priorities, helps you compare your options, shows what you gain and give up, and even tells you what would need to change for its recommendation to change.
This is a soft launch, and we’d genuinely love your feedback.
What’s confusing? What’s missing? What decision would you want to try first?
Thanks for checking out Prism AI. It means a lot to our team. ❤️
@pangel Amazing concept! I tried it out. I run a 'participate in hackathon' decision with options - a) spend time on other tasks and b) keep on hesitating, I am afraid Prism didn't get it. How does it deal with this kind of ambiguous information?
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@maria_telegina Hey Maria, thank you so much for trying it out and sharing this.
This is actually a really interesting use case. I think the issue is that “keep on hesitating” is more of a feeling/state than an actual option, so Prism has a harder time treating it as a decision.
I’d try framing it as “Participate in the hackathon” vs. “Focus on my current tasks”, then adding the reason for the hesitation, like time pressure or workload, under your priorities or details. That should give Prism more to work with and help it surface the actual trade offs.
This is really helpful to know though! It gives us something to think about as we keep improving Prism. Thanks for trying it out and pointing this out❤️
Hey Product Hunt!
We built Prism AI because we kept seeing people, ourselves included, make big decisions like choosing a job, moving, or making business decisions with a simple pros and cons list or a quick ChatGPT chat.
The problem? Those approaches can give you an answer without really understanding what matters to you.
Prism AI works differently. It asks questions to uncover your priorities, helps you compare your options, shows what you gain and give up, and even tells you what would need to change for its recommendation to change.
This is a soft launch, and we’d genuinely love your feedback.
What’s confusing? What’s missing? What decision would you want to try first?
Thanks for checking out Prism AI. It means a lot to our team. ❤️
WIT
@pangel Amazing concept! I tried it out. I run a 'participate in hackathon' decision with options - a) spend time on other tasks and b) keep on hesitating, I am afraid Prism didn't get it. How does it deal with this kind of ambiguous information?
@maria_telegina Hey Maria, thank you so much for trying it out and sharing this.
This is actually a really interesting use case. I think the issue is that “keep on hesitating” is more of a feeling/state than an actual option, so Prism has a harder time treating it as a decision.
I’d try framing it as “Participate in the hackathon” vs. “Focus on my current tasks”, then adding the reason for the hesitation, like time pressure or workload, under your priorities or details. That should give Prism more to work with and help it surface the actual trade offs.
This is really helpful to know though! It gives us something to think about as we keep improving Prism. Thanks for trying it out and pointing this out❤️
WIT
@pangel Thank you so much for the explanation!