Decision Debt
28 Jul 2026launched 2 months ago
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1.1.0latest version · 33 days ago
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Deferred decisions compound like debt. Every call you postpone accrues cost — in attention, in options, and in organizational drag. Decision Debt makes that cost visible. Log what you're deferring. Score it on stakes and reversibility. Watch the debt age. Pay it down. WHAT IT DOES - Log deferred decisions with stakes and reversibility scoring - Watch your total decision debt accrue over time - Prioritize by urgency and accumulated cost - Resolve with Architect, Reserve, or Calibrate - Track your settlement history and build a record of closed calls - Get on-device reminders for deadlines, stale decisions, and weekly debriefs WHO IT'S FOR Executives, program leaders, and anyone whose real bottleneck isn't workload but decision load. If you're carrying decision fatigue, watching priorities collide, or recognizing procrastination as the thing quietly draining your week, this makes the backlog legible. Not a task manager. A task manager tracks what you have to do. This tracks what you haven't decided — and what that indecision is costing. YOUR DECISIONS NEVER LEAVE YOUR DEVICE No account. No sign-in. No analytics. No tracking. Everything is stored locally on your phone. The app works completely offline, and there is no server to send your judgment calls to. BASED ON THE DECISION DEBT FRAMEWORK Decision Debt is a framework from the Decisive Edge series by Matthew Arthurs, developed for leaders operating under real accountability. The resolve flow follows the A.R.C. Protocol — Architect, Reserve, Calibrate — so every settled decision closes deliberately rather than by default. Learn more at beadecisiveleader.comRead more
Deferred decisions compound like debt. Every call you postpone accrues cost — in attention, in options, and in organizational drag.
Decision Debt makes that cost visible. Log what you're deferring. Score it on stakes and reversibility. Watch the debt age. Pay it down.
WHAT IT DOES
- Log deferred decisions with stakes and reversibility scoring
- Watch your total decision debt accrue over time
- Prioritize by urgency and accumulated cost
- Resolve with Architect, Reserve, or Calibrate
- Track your settlement history and build a record of closed calls
- Get on-device reminders for deadlines, stale decisions, and weekly debriefs
WHO IT'S FOR
Executives, program leaders, and anyone whose real bottleneck isn't workload but decision load. If you're carrying decision fatigue, watching priorities collide, or recognizing procrastination as the thing quietly draining your week, this makes the backlog legible.
Not a task manager. A task manager tracks what you have to do. This tracks what you haven't decided — and what that indecision is costing.
YOUR DECISIONS NEVER LEAVE YOUR DEVICE
No account. No sign-in. No analytics. No tracking. Everything is stored locally on your phone. The app works completely offline, and there is no server to send your judgment calls to.
BASED ON THE DECISION DEBT FRAMEWORK
Decision Debt is a framework from the Decisive Edge series by Matthew Arthurs, developed for leaders operating under real accountability. The resolve flow follows the A.R.C. Protocol — Architect, Reserve, Calibrate — so every settled decision closes deliberately rather than by default.
Learn more at beadecisiveleader.com
Versions
- Version 1.1.0First seen · 29 Aug 2026
Decision Debt 1.1.0 makes it easier to move from an open decision to confident action.<br><br>• New five-tab navigation with a dedicated More section <br>• Clearer completion experience when resolving decisions <br>• Faster access to resources, settings, privacy, and support <br>• Optional Adaptive companion integration <br>• Usability, reliability, and interface improvements <br><br>Decision Debt remains local-first and works without an account.
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