Just start typing. Untools brings a thinking framework.
No prompts to learn. Type the choice you keep circling. Untools asks the next question and names the framework when it helps. This one is a decision matrix.
Start my first chatThinking tools and
your AI thinking partner.
Most AI thinks for you. Untools thinks with you.
Your head has 47 tabs & chats open...
Notes in three apps, a doc called “thoughts v4”, and the decision still isn’t made.
Think through my problemThinks for youAI chatbots
A confident answer to the wrong question.
Not yoursThinks for youAI agents
Fast, busy and clueless about why.
No judgementLeaves you aloneWhiteboards
A blank canvas. All the thinking is on you.
No decisionLeaves you aloneNotes and docs
Writing it down isn’t deciding.
No conclusionLeaves you aloneProject tools
Tracks every task, knows none of the why.
No clarityLeaves you aloneSearch and tabs
Forty tabs deep and still not sure.
No answer...You end up more confused than you started.
A new tool every day doesn’t finish the thinking. It splits the problem across apps, and Friday looks exactly like Monday.
Finish the decisionThe decision lands in a Memo you accept.
Criteria, options, and the call, on one page. Untools proposes the lines. You edit them, decline them, or accept them. Nothing is saved until you do.
Write my first memoPick a framework, or let Untools choose.
Auto is the default. Or open a chat with one of the fifteen already selected. The wider library stays on this site for reading.
Try my first framework01Six Thinking HatsDecision making02Eisenhower MatrixDecision making03Second-order thinkingDecision making04Decision matrixDecision making05Impact-Effort MatrixDecision making06Ladder of inferenceDecision making07Hard choice modelDecision making08OODA loopDecision making09Cynefin frameworkDecision making10Confidence determines speed vs. qualityDecision making11Ishikawa DiagramProblem solving12Abstraction ladderingProblem solving13Conflict Resolution DiagramProblem solving14Zwicky boxProblem solving15Productive Thinking ModelProblem solving16InversionProblem solving17Issue treesProblem solving18First principlesProblem solving19Iceberg ModelSystems thinking20Connection circlesSystems thinking21Concept mapSystems thinking22Balancing feedback loopSystems thinking23Reinforcing feedback loopSystems thinking24Situation-Behavior-ImpactCommunication25Minto PyramidCommunication
Say the job. Untools drafts the Automation.
A weekday brief on the US stock market, delivered as a task at 9:00am Sydney time. You confirm the steps, then open the draft and read them. Nothing runs until you publish it.
Make my first automationConnect the tools you already use.
Ask for a daily Gmail summary and Untools stops until Gmail is connected. Open Connectors, find Gmail, and connect it on your own account. The summary waits.
Connect my first toolMost AI has it backwards.
Chatbots answer. Untools stays with the question until you have a Memo you can explain.
| AI chatbots | AI agents | Whiteboards | Notes and docs | Untools | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asks the right questions | |||||
| Walks you through proven frameworks | |||||
| Leaves you with your own conclusion | |||||
| Remembers what you decided and why |
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Our Pricing
Early Access is $19 a month, or $12 a month billed annually at $144.A 3-day free trial either way. The Vault is the template library, $99 once.
- Untools Chrome Extension. Improve what you are writing using one of the 15 thinking frameworks.
- Untools Copilot. Just start typing. It asks the next question, and Auto picks a thinking framework or you choose one of fifteen.
- Untools Memo. Save all your insights into a Memo: the criteria, the options, and the Decision.
- Tool Connectors. Connect 13 tools you already use, on your own account.
- Untools Automations. Say the job. Untools drafts the Automation, and nothing runs until you publish it.
- Untools Memory. Keep making progress. It remembers what you decided, and why.
- Untools Chrome Extension. Improve what you are writing using one of the 15 thinking frameworks.
- Untools Copilot. Just start typing. It asks the next question, and Auto picks a thinking framework or you choose one of fifteen.
- Untools Memo. Save all your insights into a Memo: the criteria, the options, and the Decision.
- Tool Connectors. Connect 13 tools you already use, on your own account.
- Untools Automations. Say the job. Untools drafts the Automation, and nothing runs until you publish it.
- Untools Memory. Keep making progress. It remembers what you decided, and why.
Untools Vault
For every template, kept for good.
$99one-time payment
Get the Vault14-day money-back guarantee.
- Every template, ready to open in PDF, Miro, or Notion.
- Seven toolkits, from a decision through to a retrospective.
- A guide that tells you which tool fits the problem.
- Deep dives on how to run each tool.
- An AI collaboration toolkit for thinking with a model.
- New templates included after the one payment.
Your questions, answered.
Isn’t this just ChatGPT with extra steps?
ChatGPT thinks for you: fast, confident, generic. Untools thinks with you. It asks questions, walks a framework, and helps you reach a conclusion you can explain. That conclusion lands in a Memo only after you accept it.
What kinds of problems is it good for?
Anything you’d normally sketch on a whiteboard or lose sleep over. A supplier choice, a product bet, a hiring call, a strategy shift, or a project that’s stuck.
What if I don’t know what my problem is yet?
Dump the mess as it is. Untools asks one question at a time until the real problem shows up. You don’t have to name a framework first. Auto is the default.
Will it just tell me what to do?
You make the call. Untools lays out the options, the trade-offs, and what you’d have to believe for each one. Its advice stays a hypothesis until you accept it.
Do I need to know any frameworks?
No. Auto picks a method from the problem, or you choose one of fifteen, such as Decision matrix or Inversion. The wider library on this site is there to read.
What’s a Memo?
One page for the problem: the criteria, the options, the decision, and why. Untools proposes lines from the chat. You edit, decline, or accept them. Nothing is written until you accept.
Can I use it today?
Yes. Get started opens the chat. Early Access is $19 a month, or $12 a month billed annually at $144, with a 3-day free trial. The Vault is separate: the template library, $99 once.