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Define the project
Bring the project need, desired outcomes, scope, constraints and open questions into a brief that people can review.
Clarity gives every participant their own ChatGPT-powered chatbot. It talks with them about the project and captures their needs. Clarity then analyzes comments across participants and turns the findings into draft requirements and structured reports for review.
Project discovery
Projects can become difficult when the need is unclear, people see the problem differently or important questions remain unanswered. Clarity provides a workspace for bringing the project material and stakeholder perspectives together before requirements are settled.
Personal support for every participant
Each participant gets access to their own personal chatbot, powered by ChatGPT. It talks with them about the project, learns and stores the information it needs, and draws out their experience, needs and requirements. Participants can build on what they have already shared as the conversation continues.
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Bring the project need, desired outcomes, scope, constraints and open questions into a brief that people can review.
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Every participant gets their own ChatGPT-powered Clarity chatbot. It talks with them about the project and captures their experience, needs and requirements.
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Clarity uses AI to analyze comments from all participants, identify shared themes and differences, and turn what people said into draft requirements for review.
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Generate a report organized around approaches such as Waterfall, Agile / Scrum, Hybrid and PRINCE2, bringing together the brief, findings, draft requirements and decisions.
Clarity analyzes participant comments to surface shared themes, differences and draft requirements. These example screens use a fictional shared office kitchen refresh project; the conversations and project details are synthetic, not real employee feedback or an approved design, budget or purchase.

Clarity
Clarity keeps project briefs, conversations, findings, requirements and review decisions together so teams can see how their thinking develops.