True Causes · House #27,702

What it is

Calls itself “root-cause analysis”.

• Calls itself: root-cause analysis

“Free structured root-cause analysis for groups.”

Where it puts itself

Its one line of difference: “Polis, Remesh and the Habermas Machine ask what a crowd agrees on; this asks what causes what, and keeps what it cannot settle.”

“Polis, Remesh and the Habermas Machine ask what a crowd agrees on; this asks what causes what, and keeps what it cannot settle.”

What it costs

One-time purchase, monthly subscription and yearly plan. A free tier, free forever. Has an enterprise plan. Sales on request. 7 prices listed on its pages, from $0 to $2,690.

• One-time: yes
• Monthly: yes
• Yearly: yes
• Free plan: free forever
• Price: 7 prices, from $0 to $2,690
• Enterprise plan: yes
• Contact sales: yes

“Nonprofit $0”

“Organisation $269 per month · $2,690 a year”

Who it sells to

Sells to businesses.

• Sells to: businesses

“…municipal government and public consultation · a large organisation whose problem crosses departments · a regulator weighing a system it did not design · a union or workforce whose knowledge is spread across shifts · a university or professional association”

How it runs

A web app. Hosted in the cloud. AI is a side feature.

• Kind: web
• Runs where: cloud / hosted
• AI role: a side feature

“Free Online Root Cause Analysis for Groups”

“This runs it for any number of rooms.”

What it works with

Integrates with Jitsi. Names Habermas Machine, Polis and 1 more on its pages.

• Integrates with: Jitsi
• Names: Habermas Machine · Polis · Remesh

“Polis, Remesh and the Habermas Machine ask what a crowd agrees on”

“Jitsi: no accounts to create”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Claims “Sixty thousand people”. Trying it asks for an email.

• Number claimed: Sixty thousand people
• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: an email address

“Start a dialogue”

“…an email domain is the door.”