Canonical page: https://tellenze.com/tools Free tools for useful work # A clear next step. Something to take with you. Define a task, choose priorities or work through a plan. Find a tool for the question in front of you, then keep the result. [Find your tool](#choose-a-tool)[Start with a template](https://tellenze.com/work-templates) An example of what you can leave with ## A brief you can review. OutcomeMake release notes easier to review. ScopeClarify the wording and review checklist. CheckA reviewer can find the action and its source. Fictional example · Agent brief builder [Build your own brief](https://tellenze.com/agent-brief-builder) Choose by the work you need to do ## What needs a little clarity? All 12 tools are free to use without an account. Solo tools and shared rooms keep work in different places; check the notes before you start. What do you need?All kinds of workDefine clear workChoose prioritiesCompare estimatesPlan deliveryExplore risksLearn from workMake a decisionDefine an outcomeWho is taking part?Solo or teamOn my ownWith a teamSearch tools 12 tools to explore Filters need JavaScript. All tools and their links are available below. Make a decision ### Decision canvas Compare options, inspect the evidence and retain the reason for your choice. [Open Decision canvas](https://tellenze.com/decision-canvas)[Outcomes and evidence](https://tellenze.com/the-loop/outcomes-and-evidence) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withAn editable Markdown decision record with options, tradeoffs and a review trigger. Where your work staysDraft stays in this tab’s memory. Copy or download to keep it. Example output Decision: try a small review checklist. Alternative: rebuild the whole process. Reason: test one change before committing more work. Review: after the next two reviews. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Define an outcome ### Outcome and evidence planner Describe the change you want, the evidence you have and how you will check it. [Open Outcome and evidence planner](https://tellenze.com/outcome-planner)[Review and share results](https://tellenze.com/guides/review-and-share-results) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withAn editable Markdown outcome brief with evidence, assumptions, signals and a review point. Where your work staysDraft stays in this tab’s memory. Copy or download to keep it. Example output Outcome: reviewers can find the next action. Baseline: unknown; observe the next review. Signal: a reviewer identifies the action and its source. Review: keep, revise or stop the change. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Define clear work ### Agent brief builder Give an agent a clear goal, useful context and checks for the result. [Open Agent brief builder](https://tellenze.com/agent-brief-builder)[Define clear work](https://tellenze.com/guides/define-clear-work) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withAn editable Markdown task brief to copy or download. Where your work staysMemory by default. Device saving is your choice. Example output Objective: make release notes easier to review. Scope: revise the wording and review checklist. Verification: ask a reviewer to find the action and the source. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Choose priorities ### Prioritization workshop Compare independent views, discuss uncertainty and agree what comes next. [Open Prioritization workshop](https://tellenze.com/prioritization-workshop)[Set up a project](https://tellenze.com/guides/set-up-a-project) Who it is forWork with a team What you leave withAn agreed order and decision record in Markdown or CSV. Where your work staysShared guest room. Expires after 24 hours. Example output Chosen first: clarify the release notes. Reason: it removes a known review blocker. Question to resolve: who reviews the next release? Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Choose priorities ### WSJF calculator Compare the value, urgency, risk and size of your own work options. [Open WSJF calculator](https://tellenze.com/wsjf-calculator)[Choose a focus](https://tellenze.com/the-loop/focuses) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withA ranked comparison with assumptions and incomplete options visible. Where your work staysDraft saved in this browser after editing. Example output Review first: the small customer fix. Keep unranked: a feature whose size is still unknown. Discuss the assumptions before choosing. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Compare estimates ### Planning poker Choose cards privately, reveal together and discuss different estimates. [Open Planning poker](https://tellenze.com/planning-poker)[Understand estimates](https://tellenze.com/the-loop/getting-started) Who it is forWork with a team What you leave withRevealed estimates and a conversation about the differences. Where your work staysShared guest room. Check the selected room lifetime. Example output Estimates: 3, 5 and 8. Discuss: does the work include a new review step? Agree the scope before revising an estimate. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Plan delivery ### Scope Slicer Map a user journey and choose the smallest useful delivery slice. [Open Scope Slicer](https://tellenze.com/scope-slicer)[Define clear work](https://tellenze.com/guides/define-clear-work) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withA story map and selected slice with earlier and deferred scope. Where your work staysDraft saved in this browser after editing. Example output First slice: a reviewer can read and approve one release note. Deferred: automatic distribution. Dependency to check: access to the source change. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Plan delivery ### Dependency Playground Connect work, change an assumption and see how the change travels. [Open Dependency Playground](https://tellenze.com/dependency-playground)[Manage dependencies](https://tellenze.com/guides/manage-dependencies) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withA dependency map, baseline and what-if comparison. Where your work staysDraft saved in this browser after editing. Example output Review needs the draft. Publication needs the review. What if the draft takes one more day? Discuss the affected work and the assumptions. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Plan delivery ### Focus Sandbox Make room for a realistic week, including uncertainty and a buffer. [Open Focus Sandbox](https://tellenze.com/focus-sandbox)[Personal planning](https://tellenze.com/platform/personal-planning) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withA Monday–Friday plan, capacity checks and parked work. Where your work staysDraft saved in this browser after editing. Example output Monday: draft and review preparation. Keep room for unplanned work. Park the extra feature when the day is full. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Plan delivery ### Flow Lab Experiment with work in progress, capacity and review bottlenecks. [Open Flow Lab](https://tellenze.com/flow-lab)[Delivery insights](https://tellenze.com/platform/delivery-insights) Who it is forExplore on your own What you leave withTwo simulated workflows and their observed model results. Where your work staysSimulation settings saved in this browser after editing. Example output Baseline: work waits in Review. Try: start fewer items and change review capacity. Compare the simulation; it is not a delivery forecast. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Explore risks ### Pre-mortem workshop Imagine a plan failed, find possible causes and agree prevention steps. [Open Pre-mortem workshop](https://tellenze.com/pre-mortem-workshop)[Manage dependencies](https://tellenze.com/guides/manage-dependencies) Who it is forWork with a team What you leave withA risk and action brief with volunteered owners and warning signs. Where your work staysShared guest room. Expires after 24 hours. Example output Risk: no reviewer is available. Prevention: agree a review slot before drafting. Warning sign: the slot is still unconfirmed. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Learn from work ### Retrospective rooms Reflect together, discuss useful themes and leave with agreed actions. [Open Retrospective rooms](https://tellenze.com/retrospective-rooms)[Learning in practice](https://tellenze.com/the-loop/learning) Who it is forWork with a team What you leave withA Markdown summary and follow-through actions. Where your work staysShared guest room. Expires after 24 hours. Example output Learned: the review started without a clear question. Next action: add a review question to the brief. Check it in the next focus review. Fictional illustration. It is not a saved result or a delivery forecast. Keep the useful part ## A tool is a start. The result is yours. Take a blank template, inspect a finished example or use your result to define the next piece of work. You can keep using these resources without joining Tellenze. [Six useful starting pointsBlank templates and filled examples.](https://tellenze.com/work-templates)[One request, all the way throughSee a brief, a contribution and a reviewed decision.](https://tellenze.com/examples/release-notes)[Explore the shared workspaceSee how Tellenze keeps the work and context together.](https://tellenze.com/demo) COME TAKE A LOOK ## A little less busy. A lot more together. Curious? Join the waitlist and see how we welcome your team. Tell us a little about your team. We’ll explain the next steps and invite you when we have capacity for your workspace. [Join waitlist](https://tellenze.com/waitlist)Start with your email. No payment needed to join.