Decisions you can defend later.
Verdika is the platform where consultants, advisors and teams who answer to someone turn a hard decision into a client-ready memo: ranked options, weighted evidence, risks and margin of error. In 15 minutes, not 3 hours.
Anyone can generate an answer in 2 seconds. Almost no one can explain why it's the right one.
Decision Intelligence is an engineering discipline Gartner has recognized since 2024. It structures how decisions get made and how their results get measured over time. Verdika applies that discipline directly to your problem: it formalizes the objective, weighs the available evidence, and keeps a record of how well each recommendation actually turned out. In short: it helps you make smart business decisions with data, not just gut feel.
You made the call fast, with whatever evidence was on hand and the pressure of the moment. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it didn't. When someone asks why, the real answer is usually that it felt right at the time. That answer doesn't hold up in an investor conversation, and it won't hold up for the next decision.
Three steps. No prior course required.
Tell it your problem
Add what you already know
Get the reason, not just the answer
This is how it gets to an answer, without skipping steps.
Each capability does exactly one thing and shows how sure it is about it. There's no final step that just asks you to trust it.
Where the numbers come from.
Every input you provide is weighed for reliability and relevance; items below the minimum get discarded and contradictions get flagged, not hidden. Each option's margin of error comes from Monte Carlo simulation (1,000 samples). And declared confidence has a mathematical cap based on the real quality of your evidence, and the system can't fake certainty even if it wanted to:
Every memo declares the cap that was applied, and every decision is logged against its real outcome. Calibration (declared confidence vs. what actually happened) is public: see the track record →
409 companies already paid for these decisions.
Each decision type consumes its own verified source: the 409 documented cases (CB Insights) and Startup Genome for strategy and resources, DORA and Stripe for product, Carta for fundraising, B2B SaaS benchmarks for pricing, the Federal Reserve for cash crises, plus live closure rates by sector from the U.S. Census (BDS). Each enters the memo with name, year, sample and scope limit. And two fixed rules: your evidence is the foundation, and when no source covers your decision type or your region, the memo declares it instead of stretching one.
Your recommendation stops being an opinion.
Consultants, advisors and fractional executives: every analysis exports as a decision memo with evidence, assumptions, risks and margin of error. Ready to hand to a client or present to a board.
What people usually ask at this point.
What does "making smart business decisions" actually mean?
How do I justify a business decision to a client, board, or investor?
Is there an AI for making business decisions, not just for writing?
Isn't this just ChatGPT with extra steps?
What if Verdika gets it wrong?
Do I need to know AI or decision analysis to use this?
What happens to my information?
How much does it cost to try?
The decisions that keep you up on a Tuesday at 2am.
Free while you explore. Paid when you charge to decide.
No card to start. The Pro plan opens at a launch price for those who sign up now, frozen for as long as your subscription stays active.
Bring the decision you've been putting off.
No signup, no card. The full analysis in less time than it takes your coffee to go cold.
Next time someone asks why, you'll already have the answer written down.