Hindsight quietly rewrites what you believed. Forecall records the call while you still remember why — then brings it back to be scored.
Stated confidence vs what actually happened
When you say ~70% sure, you are right about 62% of the time.
A decision journal is an old idea that fails on paper for one reason: nothing brings you back to check. Forecall fixes exactly that.
The situation, the options you weighed, the one you chose — and why. Written now, not reconstructed later.
State what you expect to be true, and how sure you are. The number is what makes it scoreable.
On its review date the decision reappears in Today. Compare, then mark it right, partly right or wrong.
Watch whether your 70% really means 70%. Most people learn they are overconfident — that is the useful part.
Everything computes on your device — the statistics, the streaks, the exports.
Your stated confidence plotted against your real hit rate, with the gap shaded. Dot size shows how much data each band rests on, so a single decision never looks like a verdict.
Overdue, due today, next seven days. The app pulls you back when a decision is ripe for scoring — no notifications, no permissions.
A single number for accuracy, and a signed figure telling you if you run over- or under-confident.
A logging streak, a review-on-time streak, and eight badges — including one for writing lessons after a call goes wrong.
Full-text search across every field, plus filters for category, outcome, stakes and confidence band.
Full-fidelity JSON you can restore, plus a CSV that opens in any spreadsheet. Your journal is yours to take.
Log three a week, keep reviews 80% on time, hold calibration error under ten points — measured live.
Record every alternative you considered and why you set it aside. The road not taken is half the lesson.
Your journal sits in an AES-encrypted local store whose key never leaves the phone's keystore.
Every destructive action offers an undo, archived decisions stay out of the way, and deleted ones wait 30 days in the trash before they go for good.
Light, dark or automatic; six accents; three densities. An editorial type system built for reading, not for dashboards.
A decision journal only works if you are honest in it. That is impossible if it is being uploaded somewhere — so Forecall does not upload anything, ever.
The next decision you make is the one worth writing down. In six months you will know whether you called it.
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