Navigate difficult situations with clarity.

Whether it’s a conversation, conflict, decision, or collaboration challenge: four to six relevant questions guide you to a concrete plan in ten minutes.

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How a reflection works

Turn your situation into a concrete plan in five to ten minutes. From step 2 onward, local AI is optional on desktop.

  1. Briefly describe the situation

    Classify the challenge and describe what you want to clarify.

  2. Answer the relevant questions

    Reflacto guides you through four to six questions using the right method.

  3. Decide your next step

    Capture insights and next steps – saved or exported as a PDF.

An example: prepare clear feedback

See how three representative inputs become a clear conversation opener.

What you clarify in the reflection

Situation
Tuesday's sprint planning
Observation
A colleague interrupts a new engineer after about 20 seconds.
Impact
A risk goes unheard; the work is delayed by two days.

Possible conversation opener

During Tuesday's sprint planning, you interrupted the new engineer before she could explain a compatibility risk, and the work was delayed by two days. In the next planning session, I would like everyone to finish explaining their estimate before we decide.
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Goal
Everyone explains their estimate fully before a decision is made.
Support
Make sure everyone can finish speaking in the next planning session.

During Tuesday's sprint planning, you interrupted the new engineer after about 20 seconds, before she could explain the compatibility risk. The risk went unaddressed and the work was delayed by two days. In the next planning session, I would like us to agree that everyone can finish explaining their estimate before we decide. I will also make sure everyone can finish speaking.

12 methods for every situation

Conflict, decision, or team dynamics: Reflacto guides you through every situation with the right method.

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Why pause to reflect?

How we interpret a situation influences how we respond to it. Consciously reappraising it can change that response.
Ochsner, Silvers & Buhle, 2012
Slowing down surfaces perspectives your first instinct would have skipped.
Kahneman, System 2 thinking
People who spent a few minutes reflecting on a task went on to outperform those who simply practised more.
Di Stefano et al., Harvard Business School

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Methods at a glance