A 1-click confidence vote becomes a delivery prediction for every project.

Capture insight directly from the people actually doing the work, via a regular prompt in Slack. Their votes are combined by project into a single score and tracked over time.

Spot projects in trouble sooner, and know which teams to leave alone.

See how a current view of your whole portfolio builds up, one confidence vote at a time.

A Genchi confidence vote prompt in Slack, answered on a one-to-five scale

It starts with a 1-click confidence vote.

Every data point in Genchi begins here: a response to a prompt in Slack, email, or the app.

A Genchi confidence vote prompt in Slack, answered on a one-to-five scale
  • A single question. Each confidence vote answers one question on a 1–5 scale: "How confident are you the team will achieve their goal by the deadline?" Think of it as a continuous "fist of five."
  • Anonymous vote, attributed comments. No name is attached to the vote. Comments and blockers are optional, and attributed, so someone can follow up.
  • Cadence you choose. Set the rhythm per project: daily, weekly, or whatever fits.

It combines into a project delivery prediction.

Every confidence vote on a project is combined into a single color-coded score: the team's confidence, right now, that the goal will be met by the deadline. Does asking the team actually work? →

Genchi initiative view showing the score, individual votes and confidence trend
  • Visible, but anonymous. The most recent individual vote values are shown, with no names attached, so you can see when one person is seeing something the others aren't.
  • The trend over time. The score isn't a snapshot. It's tracked, so you can see whether confidence is going up or down: an abrupt drop or a slow slide.
  • Missed a prompt? Nothing breaks. Each person's previous vote carries forward until they update it.
  • Comments curated by project. Optional comments and blockers add the context behind the score.
Genchi initiative view showing the score, individual votes and confidence trend
Genchi portfolio view with every project color-coded by its confidence score

It scales to the full portfolio.

From one project to 100: every project's delivery prediction, color-coded and current, at a glance.

Genchi portfolio view with every project color-coded by its confidence score
  • Problems stand out at a glance. Color-coding makes projects in trouble immediately visible, and shows you which teams you can leave alone.
  • Hierarchy as needed. Initiatives can be grouped using a simple parent-child relationship; double-click any parent card to reveal the project structure beneath it.
  • Drill in for the full story. Click into any project to see the individual votes, the trend, and the comments behind the score.

What you need to know before you start.

The practical stuff: setup, integrations, roles, and pricing.

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Setup

Live in under an hour.

Self-serve sign-up, no sales call. Connect to your Slack workspace, create your first project, invite your team. Your first confidence vote goes out tomorrow.

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Integrations

Lives where your team already works.

Slack makes voting one click. Email and in-app options also available. Jira and Asana integrations import your project structure. Atlassian and Google SSO.

See all integrations →
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Roles

Flexible implementation to fit your team.

Four roles. Each project has an Owner (usually the team leader) and Team Members who cast confidence votes regularly. Observers can view progress for each project they're added to but cannot vote. Admins manage setup, user permissions, and billing.

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Pricing

Free for small teams. Cheap after that.

Every account starts with a 14-day free trial, long enough to see real votes from your team. After it, teams of up to 10 stay free; larger teams pay $2.50 per user per month on Standard, or $3.50 on Professional. No credit card to start.

See pricing →

See which projects your teams predict will miss their deadlines.

Many organizations strive for transparency. Genchi gives you a way to actually implement it.

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2-week free trial. Teams of up to 10 stay free; larger teams pay $2.50/user/month for every billed user (~$250/month for a 100-person org). No credit card to start.