Agile decision-making and fewer meetings
Closed Beta
March/April '26
Launch
ETA 3rd Quarter '26
Does that sound familiar?
Two months
Employees spend an average of two months in meetings each year. Two-thirds of them are later rated as unproductive, and one in three meetings is considered unnecessary. And there are digital tools for everything – except for agile, collaborative decision-making.
Meetings do not scale
With too few participants, perspectives are missing; with too many, the coordination effort explodes. Those who are not present are left out. Loud appearances often count more than expertise. Protocols disappear in chat histories.
Galloping change
The world is becoming increasingly complex, and you must decide more quickly to remain able to act – traditional decision-making processes are overwhelmed by this, outpaced by reality, and never implemented as planned.
The solution: Rhizome
Asynchronous instead of synchronous
Everyone contributes when the time is right – not when the calendar dictates it. Those who are out sick or want to take their time to participate are not left out.
Collaborative and transparent
Methodically grounded
Nine proven decision-making modes – from consent to majority decisions to resistance inquiries. You choose the method that fits the situation.
Scales arbitrarily
Whether there are 5 or 50 participants – all relevant perspectives are included without the process descending into chaos.
Automatically documented
Rhizome documents who and how they contributed, what objections were raised, and how you decided. This creates your organizational memory.
