A decision was made.Or everyone thought it was.
Solvr closes the loop from discussion to outcome.Without changing how your team already works.
You've been in this meeting.
Meeting
A decision gets
made — or almost.
Silence
No owner.
No follow-up.
Three weeks later
Someone asks
what happened.
No outcome
A missed deadline.
Invisible cause.
The meeting ended. The ownership didn't.
Every decision that drifts costs a follow-up meeting. Or two.
Neither makes sure someone
actually owns what comes next.
Notion
Stores what was discussed
Discussion → Document
Asana
Tracks what gets assigned
Task → Done
Solvr
Closes what needs an owner
Decision → Outcome
Solvr captures only what matters. Everyone sees exactly what they should.
From meeting to outcome.
Automatically.
Step 01
Capture
"We should move forward with the 3 senior hires. Sarah to own the brief."
"Budget needs CFO sign-off before end of week."
Drop a /solvr draft in Slack, forward a thread, or connect your meeting tool. Solvr uses AI to draft the items that need ownership or approval. You review and publish in one click.
Not everything — just what matters.
Judgment stays yours.
Step 02
Run
Each person gets an email — owner, approver, informed. No login. They reply approve: or decline: with their reasoning. Escalating reminders run until the decision closes.
No behavior change required.
Step 03
Close
3 senior engineers to be hired by August 1st. Recruiting brief handed to Head of People.
When the last vote comes in, everyone gets an AI-drafted outcome summary from the votes and reasoning collected. Owner named. Reasoning documented. Full history preserved.
Permanent. Immutable. On the record.
The layer that never stops
Watch
Every other step requires someone to take action. This one doesn't. In the background, Solvr keeps watching — even when nobody opens another tool. A decision with no activity for 7 days. One person blocking three approvals at once. A high-stakes draft nobody published.
Signals come from the threads you CC and the Slack channels where you've invited @solvr — not just from what people remembered to log.
This is what separates Solvr from every task manager: the signal layer works even when people don't.
A VP votes on a company-defining decision by replying to an email from their phone.
30 seconds. No login. No training. No behavior change.
And when they don't reply — that silence becomes a signal. Visible. Escalating. Not invisible like it was before.
Mail — Inbox
Solvr
decisions@solvr.cc → james@acme.com
Approval: Q3 Engineering Budget — respond by Friday
Hi James, you're a decider on this. Reply with approve: or decline: and your reasoning.
James (you)
30 seconds later · from mobile
approve: aligned with board direction on Q3 headcount
Vote recorded · 2 of 3 approvals in
See every stall, without a status meeting.
Your COO or Chief of Staff sees all of it.
Without asking anyone for a status update.
No status meetings. No prep. No asking around.
Decision Signals
LiveQ2 Hiring Plan
No activity for 7 days · Owner: Marcus Webb
Sarah K. is blocking 3 decisions
Q3 budget · Vendor contract · Headcount approval
2 high-stakes drafts unpublished
Published decisions require review before routing
Built for leadership teams where informal decisions have started becoming expensive.
20 to 200 people.
COO
Running concurrent decisions across every function. Needs to know what’s closed, what’s stalling, and who’s accountable — without calling a meeting to find out.
Chief of Staff
Responsible for decision quality across the organization. Currently doing it with meeting notes, Slack threads, and institutional memory.
VP Ops / Scaling Founder
A dropped decision already became a board conversation. Now every high-stakes call needs a paper trail — and a clear owner — before it leaves the room.
Not the right fit yet: teams that are pre-structure, purely informal, or where decisions are still centralized.
The overhead doesn't pay off until leadership is shared.
See it in 20 minutes.
No deck. No slides. Bring one real decision that cost you something
We'll show you how Solvr would have handled it.