The web app
Run the decision before you make it.
The Timepoint app is where you simulate a decision or a meeting, read what happened in the run, and keep a forecast on the record. Sign up is free to start.
You land on the sign-in page. New here? Signing in creates your account.
What you can do in it
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Simulate a decision or a meeting
Describe the choice, or bring a meeting. Timepoint seats the people involved and plays it out. You can run a quick pass, or a deeper one once you have seen the plan and its price.
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Read it in the cockpit
The cockpit shows the odds, where each person stands, and the evidence under each claim. Probabilities are labelled as model estimates, never as facts.
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Watch it in the storyboard
The storyboard plays the same record as a run of frames, so you can follow the room moment by moment. Staged dialogue is stamped as synthetic.
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Keep forecasts on the record
Pin an outcome by a date, then record what happened. Your private forecasts are settled against the result. Public sealed forecasts are on the track record.
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Play a challenge
Take a seat at a simulated table with a goal and a turn limit, and try to win the room. Try one first: the first turn needs no account.
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Start from today
The Today page lists the work in motion and what runs out first, including your next meeting if you have connected a calendar.
What it looks like
Illustrations of the app's screens, with invented people and numbers. Your own runs are private.
Meeting preview
Seed-round partner meeting
58% likely model estimate
- Lead partnerLeaning in. Worried about timing.
- AssociateNeutral. Wants customer proof.
- Turns atMinute 22: the reference call.
Storyboard
The same run, frame by frame
- 0:00The ask is made.
- 0:12First objection.
- 0:22The turn.
- 0:35Next steps agreed.
Staged · synthetic
Works with your Google Calendar
Connect it once and your upcoming meetings are there to preview. Pick one and the title, the time and the people on the invite fill the form for you.
- Read-only. Timepoint reads the events on your main calendar. It never writes to it.
- Upcoming events. The meetings page and Today read the coming week. Trajectory can also read the past few weeks, to draw your day.
- You are asked once. Google shows its own consent screen. Nothing is charged for connecting.
- Nobody is added without your say. Attendees are not saved to your contacts unless you choose.
- You can leave any time. Disconnect from the app and Timepoint forgets its permission, asks Google to withdraw it, and deletes the event copies it kept for previews. Previews you already ran stay.
Details are in the privacy policy. If calendar import is not switched on for your account yet, the app says so rather than showing a button that does nothing.
Prefer your own assistant?
The same tools are available to an agent. Add Timepoint to Claude or ChatGPT, or read the MCP page.