All In – a small tool to check real buyin after decisions

Move over, meeting nods—there’s a new sheriff in town. “All In” is a tiny, free tool that asks one blunt question to see if people will actually stand behind a decision, not just smile and stall. The maker, anticlickwise, says they built it after mistaking agreement for commitment one too many times, promising a 60‑second reality check. After a vote, everyone answers independently, and boom: you see who’s ready to defend, who’s tepid, and who’s silently tapping out. There’s even a live results peek for the curious.

But the community isn’t holding hands and singing. The hottest debate? The prompt: “Would you actively defend this decision tomorrow if it was challenged?” One commenter bristled: if they’re against it, they’ll implement it—but they’re not “going to die in that hill,” tossing in a 2020 Zoom nightmares quip that had others nodding nervously. Another camp loves the minimal, no‑excuses clarity: stop the performative “yes,” start the real work. Then the privacy police showed up: “Cool tool, but where’s the data security policy?” AI (artificial intelligence) fears got name‑checked, and trust became the real battleground.

So, is All In a commitment detector, or just another corporate pressure gauge? The crowd’s split—half cheering the honesty, half side‑eyeing the vibes.