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Continuity for how teams decide

The system of record for why, not just what.

EchoLogic connects the decisions, risks, and reasoning scattered across your team’s boards — and flags it the moment new thinking contradicts something you already settled.

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14 days
Free trial. No card, and no sales call to book first.
3–100
Seats, set up entirely by you. Past that we size it together.
One plan
Every feature at every size. You are only ever choosing seats.
Continuity Index
Every decision, risk, and open question your team has recorded, held as one running record per board and rolled up across departments — not buried in separate threads.
Contradiction Watch
When new thinking conflicts with something already decided, EchoLogic catches it before it quietly becomes two different plans — and keeps a count in the sidebar, so it isn’t waiting on someone to go looking.
Decision Records
The reasoning behind a call, not just the call itself — so revisiting it starts from where you actually left off.
Where the thinking lives

Whiteboards hold the arc of a decision

Every captured thought lands as an Entry on a Whiteboard: the running record for one decision, over however long it actually takes.
Series A Fundraising
Whiteboard · scroll for the full arc
Recent Evolution
Observation
Existing seed investors floated a bridge note if the Q3 timeline slips.
1 week ago
Decision
Accept the bridge note as runway insurance, not a fallback plan.
1 week ago
Risk
Bridge terms could set an anchor price below where the priced round should land.
6 days ago
Outcome
Bridge closed at flat terms; Q3 timeline pressure is officially off.
4 days ago
Decision
Loop the board in before signing anything with the bridge investors.
2 days ago
Tool Advisor
One taskTask surface
Describe a task — e.g. drafting client-facing copy…
Ask
Amplitude — best fit for tracking a live pricing experiment with cohort-level detail.
Saved as a decision — the full rationale stays with it, the same way any other recorded decision does.
Tool Advisor
One taskTask surface
Name this blueprint — e.g. Q4 content operations
Describe the range of tasks it covers — e.g. content drafting, customer support triage, internal research, code review…
Draft blueprint
Pricing relaunch — 6 rows drafted.
Each row is a reviewable decision, not a fixed rule — the same working style as everything else on the board.
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Powered by continuity

The Continuity Index gets smarter the more you use it

Every check-in, meeting, and decision runs through the Continuity Engine: it extracts what happened and connects it to everything related. What the Engine produces is your Continuity Index — the running picture of what your team has decided and what keeps resurfacing. There’s no separate step to “keep it updated.” The Index is a byproduct of your team working the way it already does, and Executives get a roll-up across the whole company, not just their own department.
Continuity Index
3 weeks in
Pricing Model Experiment
Decisions made
Extend the pricing test another 3 weeks.
Recurring pattern
Not enough history yet to spot a pattern.
Continuity Index
4 months in
Pricing Model Experiment
Decisions made
Move to usage-based pricing for mid-market accounts.
Recurring pattern
Pricing keeps circling back to the same tension between simplicity and usage-based flexibility — three separate rounds now.
How it works

Capture. Connect. Compound.

The order matters. Each stage is only possible because of the one before it — which is why the record gets more useful the longer you run it, not less.
Stage 01
Capture
Every check-in and meeting transcript becomes structured events — decisions, risks, questions, outcomes — not just more text to search later.
Stage 02
Connect
New events are checked against everything already recorded — linking related threads and catching the ones that contradict each other.
Stage 03
Compound
The Index deepens with every addition — recurring themes and shifts in direction surface on their own as the history builds up.
Eyes on what matters

Keep watch without taking over

An executive following a decision shouldn’t have to sit on the board or ask for a status update. Flag any board or any decision and it lands on your Watchlist, with anything that has moved since you last looked pulled to the top.
Got a question about someone else’s board? Ask it there. It surfaces to the board’s owner, who can answer it or add it as an entry — where it updates their Continuity Index like any other thinking, credited to whoever asked.
Watchlist
Decision3 new links
Move to usage-based pricing for mid-market accounts.
Board2 new entries
Series A Fundraising
Board
Q3 Roadmap
Ask on this board
“Does this flag default to off for orgs that already exist?”
Asked by FinanceAdd to board
Built for how organizations run

Scoped to your org, on purpose

Whiteboards, canvases, and files live inside your organization and its departments. Nothing is visible outside that scope unless someone explicitly shares it. A department’s members see their own boards, plus anything shared with them. An Executive sees across every department, with the Continuity Index rolled up to match — so contradictions and recurring patterns surface company- wide, not just inside the department where they happened.
Share a board with another department when the work is theirs too, or turn it into a public page when the thinking needs to leave the building entirely — a clean record, not the whole workspace.
Licensing is seat-based, managed by your org’s Executives — add seats as the team grows, no individual subscriptions to track.
Executives can also white-label the workspace — a logo, a display name, and a full color palette, applied across the app for every member of the org. Teams whose clients log in alongside them reach for it most.
Role & access
Executive
A company-wide Continuity Index across every department, plus team, branding, and licensing management.
Member
Their own department's Continuity Index, plus full access to its whiteboards, canvases, files, and meetings.
Flagship

Your team already decided this.

Seven months ago, on a different board, by a different department. EchoLogic is the thing in your stack that remembers — and says so, at the moment it matters, with the original reasoning attached.
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Home
Whiteboards
Canvases
Watchlist
Continuity Index5
Contradiction Watch3
Files
Meetings
Team
Company
Account
Contradiction Watch
Where your team has decided two different things.
DecisionMarketing7 months ago
Move to usage-based pricing for mid-market accounts.
DecisionFinanceToday
Hold flat per-seat pricing for mid-market through next year.
82% match · different boards, different departments
Everything else

Too much to fit in one screenshot.

The surfaces above are the ones worth showing you. Underneath them is the rest of what your team actually gets — all 35 of it, covering capture, search, sharing, permissions, and the administrative work nobody thinks about until it’s missing.
Thinking & record
Inputs
Connection & teams
Platform
Whiteboards
Continuity Map
Decision review reminders
Watchlists
Meeting transcript upload
File indexing status
Board descriptions
Suggested meaning for links
Public share links
Team management
Universal search
Support access only with your consent
Canvases
Contradiction Watch
Check-in sessions
Board notes
Decisions pulled from meetings
Files attached to entries
Timeline planning on canvas
Cross-department board sharing
Departments that mirror your org
Executive view across departments
Company branding / white-label
In-app bug reporting
Continuity Index
Decision records
Portfolio synthesis
Ask Echo on any board
Files read into the index
Topic classification
Canvas connections
Questions on boards you don’t own
Roles and permissions
Tool recommendations
Seat blocks, self-serve
Pricing

Seats in blocks. Nothing to negotiate.

Blocks come in 3, 5, 10, 50 and 100, and they’re additive — a team of 11 buys 5 + 3 + 3, not 20. Set it up yourself up to 100 seats; past that we’ll size it with you.
3 seats
$135 / month
The entry block. Enough for a founding team, or one department running its first Continuity Index.
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Most teams start here
10 seats
$450 / month
Two or three departments, with an Executive view across all of them. Add blocks whenever you need to.
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50 – 100 seats
$2,025+ / month
Still self-serve. Past 100 seats, talk to us and we’ll build the plan around how your org is actually structured.
Contact Sales
Every new team starts on a 14-day free trial and isn’t billed until it ends. A seat is one licensed person in your org; Executives can add blocks at any time, and reach out to Sales to adjust down.
Questions

Everything else you’d want to know

How is this different from a wiki or a project tracker?
A wiki is only as current as the last person to update it, and a tracker records status, not reasoning. EchoLogic builds its record from how your team actually works and surfaces contradictions instead of letting stale pages sit there.
Does EchoLogic replace the tools we already use?
No — it sits alongside them. Files stay attached to the thinking they came from, meetings stay searchable next to the boards they touched. Nothing to migrate wholesale before you start.
Who can see our whiteboards and files?
Only your organization, scoped further by department. Nothing crosses that boundary unless a board is explicitly shared — an Executive role can see across departments, everyone else sees their own.
Do meetings need to be recorded live?
No — upload a transcript after the fact and EchoLogic extracts the decisions, risks, and open questions from it directly.

Decisions echo. Make sure yours are heard.

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