See what your team never said.
Teams decide on the facts that get said out loud. Unsaid collects what each person knows, lets everyone weigh every fact blind, and shows which facts only one of you knew and what they change.
Alone, each of three teammates leans to Brightpane Chat.With all 15 facts on the table, the ledger points to Kelvane Desk.
A scripted example with two simulated teammates. 9 of the 15 facts were known to only one person.
No sign-up. No AI needed for this demo.
The pattern is old. In a 1985 experiment (Stasser and Titus), 83% of 18 groups that all held the full facts chose the candidate those facts pointed to, but only 18% of 38 groups did when the facts were split between members. That was a different experiment: it explains why this matters, it does not measure this tool.
Structure, not an AI facilitator: in a 2025 Microsoft Research experiment with 281 groups, a GPT-4o facilitator got more facts said out loud but did not significantly improve the final choice.
We have not tested whether it helps real teams.
Fall into the trap yourself
A practice room with two simulated teammates. You will lean one way from your own notes, then see what the whole team's facts say. No sign-up.
Join a room
Got a room code or an invite link? Enter the code, then pick a name.
Start a room
For a real decision with your team. You get a link to share. No account, no email.
How a room works
1. Notes
Each person writes what they know, privately.
2. Cards
Notes become one-fact cards. You approve what reaches the shared ledger.
3. Weigh
Everyone rates every fact 0 to 3, blind: no option, no author, no totals.
4. Vote
One sealed vote each.
5. Reveal
Votes open. See which facts only one of you knew, and what they changed.
Unsaid never votes or recommends. These are your team's facts and your team's weights.