The Advocate

Argues against the decision you have already made

Check-ins

The part that makes the record honest.

A prediction nobody grades is just a mood. A check-in closes the loop on a case with what actually happened.

What you record

  • The outcome, in a sentence or two.
  • Whether the prediction held — yes or no, no hedging.
  • Which objection turned out to matter, if any did.

Timestamps and edit history

Each check-in shows when it was saved, and every later revision is kept alongside it in a collapsible history. You can change your mind about an outcome, but the earlier version stays visible — that is what stops hindsight from rewriting the record.

Where it lives

Check-ins are saved to your casefile and synced to your account, so they survive a refresh, a new browser or a new device. Free accounts keep the five most recent cases in view; paid plans keep the whole history.

Start with the free tier — no card, five credits to spend.

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