Sharix

Sharix is a decision-making tool that provides clarity through the use of strategic frameworks. It employs a method that highlights often-overlooked details, aiding in the discovery of the core decision that needs to be addressed, which may be obscured by various factors like organizational distractions, past investments, and subjective interpretations.

Sharix is built upon 6 distinct decision categories, utilizing a set of 24 strategic frameworks to analyze and interpret your situation.

The tool conducts its analysis in five distinct 'movements' or phases, each building upon the previous one to progress from understanding the situation to providing a clear strategic direction.

It starts with you providing an 'intake' of information. This is then analyzed by Sharix, which categorizes the nature of your decision, such as clarity, risk, measurement, commitment, organizational, or market.

Based on your decision category, the tool selects the most relevant frameworks. Across its five movements, Sharix focuses the situation to its essence, considers potential failure points, assesses if you're using the appropriate metrics, and ultimately offers a direction or 'decision posture' for the relevant people involved.

All of this is accomplished without needing a human consultant and much faster, providing decision-grade clarity in generally under 20 minutes. Sharix also takes into account the user's context with its Framework Packs, providing additional personalized decision-making support based on the user's role and situation.

Example packs available include those created specifically for founders, advisors, and executives navigating complex organizational decisions.