51 ready-made councils

An exhaustive UX teardown of your app before you launch it.

A visual and UI teardown of your app — hierarchy, type, polish, dark mode.

Decide what to build next quarter and what to deliberately not build.

Decide whether to invest in, fix, or kill an underperforming feature.

Design pricing, tiers and the value metric that scales with what you deliver.

Nail what you are, who it is for, and why it wins — à la April Dunford.

Tear down a landing page for clarity, persuasion and conversion.

Pressure-test a startup idea before you commit a year of your life.

Get your deck shredded the way a real partner meeting would.

Decide whether, when and how to raise — and on what terms.

Find out if your business actually makes money per customer — and when.

Design how a new product reaches its first real customers.

Decide how to structure a team or company as it grows.

Pressure-test a system design before you commit to it.

Red-team a system to find how an attacker would actually break it.

Choose the right stack without falling for hype or sunk cost.

Decide whether to build it, buy it, or partner — with eyes open.

Run a blameless post-mortem that finds the real systemic cause.

Get an ad campaign torn apart before you spend the budget.

Build a content plan that compounds and gets cited by answer engines.

Develop a brand direction and shortlist names worth owning.

Shape the story for a launch and prepare for the hard questions.

Align your money with your goals, time horizon and risk appetite.

Stress-test the thesis behind an investment before you commit.

Find where to cut without breaking the things that matter.

Surface the clauses in an agreement that could hurt you later.

Check how you handle personal data against GDPR / POPIA expectations.

Decide what your terms must cover and where the real risks are.

Decide what IP to protect and what you might be infringing.

Settle the buy-or-rent question on numbers and your real life.

Analyse a property purchase as an investment, not a feeling.

Weigh a move or residency choice across money, lifestyle and risk.

Decide whether to make a big career move — with clear eyes.

Walk into the negotiation with leverage, a number and a plan.

Decide whether an expensive degree is worth it versus staying in work.

Make a clear-eyed hire / no-hire call on a candidate.

Frame difficult feedback so it is honest, fair and actually heard.

Convene a panel to think through a big personal decision.

Turn a fuzzy choice into a structured, debated pros-and-cons call.

Rehearse a hard conversation so you go in calm and clear.

Design a trip that fits your budget, energy and what you actually want.

Get honest, craft-level feedback on a piece of writing.

Pit name candidates against each other and pick a winner.

Sharpen a talk so it lands, moves and is remembered.

Synthesise a body of research into what is known and contested.

Attack a hypothesis to find where it would break before you test it.

Pressure-test an argument for logic, evidence and the strongest objection.

Build a sustainable lifestyle-habit plan that actually sticks.

Understand a health topic in plain language to ask better questions.

Design a course that causes real learning, not just covers topics.

Build a study plan that fits your time and how memory works.