Reasoning
Doti
Takes a decision apart, down to the assumptions holding it up.
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- Platform
- Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
- Size
- 3 MB
Doti is an offline thinking tool. You write three sentences on an auto-organising board — AGENT, ACTION, PURPOSE — and every word in them becomes clickable. Click one to define it; the definition becomes its own card, and the words inside it are clickable too, as deep as you want to go. At the leaves, because-statements chain back to the assumption underneath.
An IF–THEN sentence then assembles your own definitions into the decision you are actually making, and six follow-up questions test why each assumption holds and why it is the best one available. Sessions link into shared-vocabulary systems; Doti refuses the link when two members define the same word differently.
- Recursive, clickable definitions on an auto-organising board
- Because-chains back to the underlying assumption
- IF–THEN summary built from your own wording
- Six follow-up questions per assumption
- Shared-vocabulary systems that reject conflicting definitions
- One SQLite file: no account, no cloud, no telemetry
- English and Turkish