Ask.
A price rise, a launch, a hire, a move. Ask about what’s ahead, and Finalit maps the ways it could go, with the odds of each.
Talk it through with Finalit. Tell it what you’re deciding, waiting on or about to do, and it maps how it could go.
The odds of each, the first sign of which one you’re on, and what shifts them.
A price rise, a launch, a hire, a move. Ask about what’s ahead, and Finalit maps the ways it could go, with the odds of each.
Each map comes with the signs to watch and when. Answer yes or no as they happen, and every number moves with you.
Hi everyone, from 1 January Pro goes from £20 to £24 a month.
If you’re on an annual plan, nothing changes until [your renewal date].
We’ve spent this year on the things you asked for most: offline mode, shared folders and twice the storage.
If the new price doesn’t work for you, reply and we’ll sort it out.
Paste them in and see how they’ll land. Pick the changes, and Finalit rewrites them and predicts again.
Every map is sealed the moment it’s made. When the outcome is due, Finalit checks in, and what happened makes the next one sharper.
Anything else is in Help.
The side of Finalit you talk to. Tell it what you’re deciding, waiting on or about to do, and it maps the ways it could go: the odds of each, the first sign of which one you’re on, and what shifts them. Workspace is the other side, for working on a piece in full.
Early things you’ll be able to see before the outcome, each with a date. Answer yes or no as they happen and every number on the map moves with it.
Yes. Paste them or add a file, and Finalit shows how they’re likely to land with the people they’re for. Pick the changes you want and it rewrites them and predicts again. Applying changes is on Pro and above.
It’s sealed with its odds the moment it’s made and kept in your Predictions. When the outcome is due, Finalit checks in to ask how it went.
A prediction is odds, never a certainty, and Finalit will sometimes be wrong. That is why it keeps every call in your Record and asks how things went, so you can see how often it was right. Our research on it is published in Labs.