Peak Command · Why Command
Dashboards show numbers.
Command shows what needs deciding.
Many management meetings start with ten open tabs and one question: what do I deal with first? Peak Command answers it from what your Peak products already know, and tells you why.
Which question are you asking today?
Why: Instead of opening Peak Goals, Work, Constraints and Radar one by one, you read the situation on one page, with the source on every line.
For founders and leadership teams · with reasons · without a single score
- Fictional company
- View without an account
- Nothing is saved
02 / What changes
From gathering to deciding.
Command replaces no specialist product. It saves you the trip through all of them before you decide.
- 01 / Before
One situation instead of many views
Brief, top 3, tensions and bottleneck sit on one page, each with its source and its date.
Ten tabs, one question.Revenue?Projects?Team? - 02 / With Command
Reasons instead of gut feeling
Decision candidates show why they are due. Scenarios calculate “what if” without changing anything.
One page.BriefTop 3Bottleneck - 03 / After
Memory instead of repetition
Decisions go to Peak Log with their reason. Later you check whether they worked.
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Trust needs clarity
When Command does not fit.
Scope of this preview
- 01Without data in Peak One
- Command reads Peak products. If you use none of them yet, Command stays mostly empty and tells you so.
- 02No replacement for specialist products
- You plan tasks in Peak Work and maintain goals in Peak Goals. Command shows them together.
- 03No number out of thin air
- Where a source is missing or out of date, Command shows that instead of estimating a value.
The next step
See for yourself whether it fits.
The interactive demo shows Command with a fictional company. No account, and nothing is saved.
Open the interactive demoFor founders and leadership teams · with reasons · without a single score
Frequently asked questions
Who is Peak Command for?
For founders, managing directors and leadership teams of small companies who use Peak products and want to know each day what matters.
Does Peak Command replace my other Peak products?
No. Command composes them. Work, goals and decisions stay in their products; Command shows them together and links there.
How is it different from a dashboard?
A dashboard shows numbers. Peak Command orders what needs attention today, names the rule behind it and leads to the next decision.
Does Peak Command store data of its own?
No. Peak Command owns no data. It reads the Peak products with your permissions and writes only through the owning product, such as decisions in Peak Log.