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How it works

Four steps, each a screen from the product.

  1. 01

    Say what you want to change

    Write it the way you would tell a friend: what you want to change, for whom, and where you stand. A few sentences is plenty. You can also talk it through, one question at a time.

    The first screen of Quorax: a text field headed 'What change do you want to make?' with a written example, and the action 'Shape this into a plan'.
  2. 02

    Answer a few questions

    Quorax asks about the effort, not about you: the problem, who it is for, what is already in place, what would count as it working. Each question comes with options drawn from your own words. It stops when it has enough.

    An intake round in Quorax: where the effort stands on a scale from idea to operating, a question about what would count as it working, selectable options drawn from the founder's words, and the action 'Send answers'.
  3. 03

    Get a plan you can edit

    The plan arrives as steps grouped by the kind of work, in order, with dates. Open a step for its details; change its status or date where it is; rename it with the pencil beside it.

    The plan workbench in Quorax: steps grouped into lanes by kind of work, each row with its status control, title and date.
  4. 04

    Keep it current as you work

    Report what changed and review the proposed updates. The Overview shows what comes next, what changed recently, and how far along the venture is.

    The Overview of a venture in Quorax, with the next steps, recent changes and progress.
How it works · Quorax