Example Local example with made-up values. It runs in this browser only, saves nothing and connects to no account.
Peak Command / Tool
Rate each decision from 1 to 5: how much it affects, how urgent it is and how much preparation it needs. You get an order with its reasoning.
Your assumptions
Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.
Your result
Last: Decision 2 · 2.5
Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.
01 / Calculated openly
Priority = impact × urgency ÷ effort. In a tie the one named first wins, and the tool tells you so. As in Peak Command, every rank names its rule.
The calculation
Your entries stay visible. The result follows exactly this calculation, without AI and without a server.
Impact times urgency, divided by effort.
Gap between the first and the last decision.
Then
02 / Other perspectives
Worked examples to change. The values are made-up examples, not measured data.
Example: a hire, part time, a freelancer.
Example: two decisions with the same priority.
03 / Move on transparently
In Peak Command you record the decision with its reason in Peak Log and set a review date. You find it again in decision memory.
Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.
Impact times urgency divided by effort, each on a scale of 1 to 5. In a tie, your order stays.
By fixed rules from your goals, blockers and signals. Every rank names its rule; there is no overall score for the company.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent to Peak and nothing goes out. You need no account.
No. It only knows what you enter on this page. In Peak One, Peak Command reads the numbers from the other Peak products, with source and freshness.
