Mode 01 · Self audit
Are you easy
to manipulate?
Skilled persuaders don't argue with your logic. They aim at fear, status, your neurochemical state, a trained reflex, or identity — whichever one you defend least. Tell Decision IQ about one real decision, answer a few questions, and get a graded report on where you're exposed and how to close the gap.
What kind of thing is this?
See how it worksSix to nine questions. Roughly four minutes. No account needed to start.
The loop
The audit is one mode, and a diagnosis on its own changes nothing. Everything in Decision IQ sits inside one loop: Discover → Design → Build → Run — and Run feeds straight back into Discover.
Surface your actual patterns and blind spots from real data, not one quiz.
Turn the diagnosis into your own strategy — rules you wrote and own.
Construct the tools you'll actually use when the decision arrives.
Execute on real decisions, then log what happened so the loop closes.
AI advisor
Real-time copilot for one pending decision, grounded in the encyclopedia.
Decision simulator
Spot planted tactics under time. Weighted toward your known weak brains.
Circles
A private group for second opinions before you commit.
12-month program
Two months per brain, with checkpoints that feed your profile.
Outcome log
One week later: what did you decide, and did you keep your own rules?
The six brains you get graded on
Reptilian
Threat & scarcity reflexes
Panic, deadlines, 'only 2 left', fear of loss. The brain that says act now and think later.
Mammalian
Belonging, status & authority pull
Who else is doing it, who approves of you, who you'd disappoint. Social gravity beats spreadsheets.
Rational
Logic traps & false certainty
Confident reasoning built on unchecked premises. Being smart is not the same as being right.
Enteric
Neurochemical state & the gut–brain axis
Your chemistry sets the price you'll accept. Dopamine anticipation, cortisol under pressure, low blood sugar and poor sleep quietly rewrite what looks like a good deal.
Somatic
Procedural memory & motor learning
Muscle memory is procedural memory — sequences drilled into the basal ganglia and cerebellum. Once a move is automated, you run it before you decide to: the reflex tap, the practiced yes, the rehearsed signature.
Cultural
Identity, mimetic desire & in-group pressure
Choices made to stay consistent with a story about yourself, or with the tribe you want in.
You talk, it digs
The advisor asks until it has real evidence for every one of the six brains — not before.
It scores your exposure
A grade from A to F, plus a per-brain breakdown quoting your own words back at you.
It hands you defenses
Actions for the next 24 hours, a mental model to install, and a tripwire for next time.