Find Your Angle

Find Your Angle turns a decision you're weighing with Claude into a simple card: one line on a pivot, one option at each end, tilting toward the way it leans. Below the beam you get one line on which way to go and why, one concrete next step, and, folded away until you want it, what pulls each side and what would flip the answer. Then ask your people. Every card has a link your friends can open without an account. They see only the short question and the two options, never your conversation or Claude's answer, and tap a side to vote. Send it from the card with WhatsApp or Copy invite, then refresh the card or ask Claude "How did my people vote on Find Your Angle?" to see the split. Save a story-sized card image to post with the link. Find Your Angle remembers. Tell Claude what matters to you, like being home for bedtime, and it's saved to your Find Your Angle memory; each decision is kept too. About two weeks later, Claude (or a short email) asks how a decision went and notes what you chose. Next time, Claude recalls all of this before weighing a new decision, so the advice fits you. The same memory is on the Find Your Angle website, where you can see exactly what Claude is told, forget anything, or turn memory off. Built for everyday two-way choices: a job offer, a move, a big purchase, a trip, a course. With more than two options, Claude picks the top two and notes what dropped out. You connect with a free Find Your Angle account (Google or an email link). Vote links close after 30 days. No ads, and Find Your Angle never receives your conversation.