Real-time collaborative documents: specs, notes, a wiki, addressed as P-1, P-2… And a composer at the top of Docs: describe the page you want and the AI builds it in seconds, with tables, charts and live task widgets that keep themselves current.
Every team has a wiki, and every team knows not to trust it. A hand-maintained page is stale within a sprint, and the page you actually want — the one that pulls five things together at a glance — never gets written, because nobody has the afternoon.
It falls behind, people stop reading it, and it quietly becomes a page about how things were in March.
The overview you’d like to have exists as an idea. It stays an idea, because gathering it by hand costs more than it returns.
So the same question gets asked out loud every few weeks, and the answer never makes it back into the doc.
Real-time editing, folders, and every page addressable as P-1, P-2… so a task or a message can point at one.
“Our biggest competitors.” “Q3 launch plan at a glance.” The composer at the top of Docs turns that into a page for the whole team in seconds.
A built page can hold live task and discussion widgets, so it reflects the board as it moves instead of the day it was generated.
Tables, charts, buttons and live widgets — a built page can be a dashboard, not just paragraphs.
@-mention it on an existing page and it revises that page, authored as itself, so the change is visible in the history.
From chat, or press ⌘O and say it out loud. You do not have to be on the Docs page to get one.
A built page lives in Decisive and reads your workspace. If you want a working tool with its own database and address, that is Apps.
Free for up to 10 people, with 1,000 AI credits included. No credit card, no sales call, no onboarding deck.