Decision memory for teams

Nothing isdecided twice.

Vive keeps the reasoning attached to the decision: what it was weighed against, who made the call, and the date it comes back for review.

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01 · Intake 1 869 m out

It reads the rooms the decision already happened in.

No new habit, no second place to write things down. The record is assembled from the work your team is already doing.

A

Threads

Slack · Teams · email

The argument in the order it happened, and the message where it was called.

FillsWhy

B

Tickets

Linear · Jira · GitHub

What the scope was before it changed, and the day it changed.

FillsWhat

C

Documents

Notion · Docs · Drive

The version that was agreed to, not the one quietly edited after.

FillsWhat

D

Calls

Meet · Zoom transcripts

The two minutes where the room agreed, which no document ever gets.

FillsWho

02 · The gap Through the hub · 808 m

The decision survives. The reasoning leaves with the room.

  1. Week 02

    The thread scrolls past.

  2. Month 07

    The person who argued the other side leaves.

  3. Month 14

    Four versions, no way to tell which shipped.

Nothing was deleted. It just stopped being answerable.

03 · The archive Ring 158-208°

One record is a note. Four hundred is an institution.

Every panel along this wall is one decision, kept with its reasons.

  1. 2024.03

    Postgres, not DynamoDB

    Weighed against a three-month migration. Comes back if reads pass 40k/s.

    PriyaStanding

  2. 2024.11

    No deploys after Thursday

    Three incidents, every one opened on a Friday. Reversible the moment that stops being true.

    TomasStanding

  3. 2025.02

    Priced per seat, not per record

    Per-record billed the teams using it most for using it most.

    AnaIn review

  4. 2025.09

    No mobile app this year

    Not a no forever. A no until web retention clears 40%.

    AnaStanding

Clamped to this ring 620records
04 · The window Deck · Ring 155°

One shared account of what your team has decided.

Follow a decision from the room it was made in to the person who owns it, then ask whether what it produced still holds. That is the product.