A decision is just a feeling until someone owns it, by a date, in writing.

A free tool that turns the things a meeting “decided” into a commitment contract. You list each decision and it's graded — real, fuzzy or fiction — on whether it has a single named owner, a specific date, a concrete first action, and someone with authority on the hook. You leave with a contract to send and a close-script to read aloud before anyone leaves.

Deterministically, on four gates — owner, date, first action, accountability — with no AI. The hard one is the first action: it checks for a concrete, observable next step (a committal verb and a real object) rather than an intention like “discuss” or “drive alignment”. When it's unsure it leans toward “fuzzy”, never a false accusation, and you can override any grade.

Because energy in the room gets mistaken for commitment. A decision with no named owner, no date and no concrete next step quietly evaporates within days. Naming owner + action + date and reading it back before people leave is the cheapest, highest-leverage way to make decisions actually happen.

Yes, and no email is needed to see your result. Share an email only if you want the editable Commitment Contract and the close-script sent to you — and, optionally, a check-in on your reconvene date.