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PROJECT SASQUATCH / THE PRODUCT TOUR

See the tools.
Make your next move.

Explore real interface captures, try a working decision scorecard, and find the tool for your next task.

Sasquatch’s browser tools are shown here. Managed AI and account access have separate availability. Check service status ↗

BUILT. WORKING. IN YOUR BROWSER.

See the tools.
Then put them to work.

These are screenshots of Sasquatch’s actual Business Desk interface, showing results produced by its own tools—not drawn mockups.

Business Desk screens · built-in fictional examples · local Chromium rendering. These tools organize and calculate from your inputs; they are not AI chat or live cloud-inference demonstrations.

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Decision scorecard

Compare your options using explicit impact, confidence, effort and risk scores. The tool shows its calculation and keeps tied results visible.

Open decision scorecard
Actual Business Desk decision scorecard, with three fictional options and the calculated tied top scores.
Actual tool interface. Fictional example data. View full size

02 / BUSINESS DESK

Execution brief

Turn tasks into a dependency-ordered checklist with owners, deadlines and review notes. Missing dates stay visible instead of being invented.

Open execution brief
Actual Business Desk execution brief showing task inputs, an ordered checklist and a missing-deadline warning.
Actual tool interface. Fictional example data. View full size

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Evidence brief

Keep supplied claims beside their source IDs. Claims without a supplied source are flagged for review; the tool does not browse or independently verify sources.

Open evidence brief
Actual Business Desk evidence brief showing two supplied sources and a third claim marked unsupported.
Actual tool interface. Fictional example data. View full size

NOT JUST A SCREENSHOT

Change a score.
See what changes.

Try the same decision engine used by the Business Desk. Choose your own 1–5 scores and compare three options, right here.

BUSINESS DESK / DECISION SCORECARDNOT CALCULATED

Higher impact and confidence help. Higher effort and risk reduce the score. Formula: impact × confidence ÷ (effort × risk). Your scores are judgments, not verified facts.

Your comparison
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3

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On this device only. No model calls. No automatic sending or saved inputs. Reloading or leaving this page clears your comparison.

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE

One question.
A whole new trail.

Pick a task. See how a useful answer takes shape. This is a locally scripted product illustration, not a live AI response or a promise of enabled cloud access.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
No prompt is sent. No inference runs.

SASQUATCH / WORKING CONTEXTEXAMPLE

Help me compare three ways to launch a small business.

A clearer decision starts with better questions.

Separate what you know from what you still need to verify. Compare the options against your budget, time and first-customer goal.

DECISION BRIEF

Three paths. One practical comparison.

  • Define the customer and the problem.
  • Compare effort, evidence and cost.
  • Choose a small, reversible next step.
Build your own decision scorecard
CONTEXT → STRUCTURE → NEXT STEPYOU STAY IN CONTROL

A LIVING NORTHERN SKY

You can feel
the gears turning.

Sasquatch’s original four aurora states, brought out of the app and into the open. Select a state to preview its visual language—not model activity.

ORIGINAL SASQUATCH APP MOTIONIdle / A quiet skyVISUAL PREVIEW · NO MODEL EXECUTION

Static preview. No model is running.

Motion respects reduced-motion and data-saving preferences. You can pause it at any time.

CLEAR BY DESIGN

Your turn. Bring something real.

The Business Desk turns your own inputs into practical briefs, proposals and scorecards. Managed AI access is separate; check service availability and plans when you are ready.

SCREENSHOT /

Inside Sasquatch

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