Around 92% of mission-driven organizations already use AI. Only about 7% can say it advanced their mission, and 43% have no shared rules at all. Three minutes of honest answers gets you a picture you can bring to your leadership: where AI is helping your mission, where you’re exposed, and the two or three moves worth making on purpose.
Privacy: we don’t store your answers, they’re processed ephemerally, and the short AI reading of your pattern runs on Anthropic’s Claude under a data processing agreement (API inputs are not used for AI training). Please keep personal data out of the optional note field.
About your organization
Fourteen honest answers
Answer for how things actually are, not how they should be. “Doesn’t apply” is a fine answer; it drops the item from your scores.
One more thing (optional)
Where is AI already helping you most, and what do you wish it did? A sentence or two in your own words makes your snapshot noticeably sharper. No personal data please.
Scoring your answers and reading the pattern… (about 10 seconds)
Your snapshot
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Opportunity captured
Is AI advancing your mission, or only saving minutes?
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Protection
Are you covered where ad hoc AI use exposes you?
Both scores are weighted by how much each item matters for an organization like yours (items that don’t apply are excluded). Nobody starts at 100; the point is knowing which few moves change your numbers most.
Coverage by dimension
What’s working
Opportunities you’re leaving on the table
Where you’re exposed
See your top moves, free
Enter your email to unlock your prioritized moves (named, with the reason each one ranks where it does) plus one move drafted in full: the decisions to make and a concrete first step, built from your own answers. The complete snapshot with every move drafted is in the EUR 49 report. We’ll email you once with something useful. No drip campaign unless you ask for one.
Get the full snapshot, EUR 49 one-time
A board-shareable picture of your AI reality, built in minutes instead of a consulting engagement. Every top move drafted the way the sample above is: the decisions your team needs to make, a concrete first step, and lighter or heavier variants matched to your posture. Forward it upward as-is.
All 14 items with your answer, the verdict, and why each matters, grouped by dimension
Your top moves drafted in full (decisions + first step + lighter/heavier options)
Optional website personalization: we read your public site and sharpen which moves fit your mission
A before/after simulation of BOTH scores if you make the moves
A board-ready Markdown export with a “bring this to your leadership” agenda
Free re-runs for 90 days, so you can watch both numbers move as you act
Everything above stays free. The EUR 49 is credited toward wAI-Finder, our full AI Risk & Opportunity Triage, if you go further.
“Your team has real momentum on drafting and admin work, and your data habits are better than most. What’s missing is direction: nobody has named where AI should serve the mission, so the value stays incidental. Two of your three biggest openings need a leadership decision, not a new tool.”
Example move: Has leadership named where AI should help? Opportunity
Decisions for your team: Which two program areas do we want AI helping first? What stays off-limits until data rules exist? Who tells the team, and when?
First step: At the next leadership meeting, spend 20 minutes naming two go-areas and one not-yet-area, then send the team a five-line note. (Lighter and heavier variants included.)
Fictional example. Your snapshot is drafted from your own answers, and your website if you share it.
Not useful? Full refund within 14 days. The moves are starting points grounded in how comparable organizations handle the same items, not final decisions or legal advice.
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Full breakdown
Every item, your answer, the verdict, and what we recommend given your profile and posture.
Your moves
Each move leads with the decisions your team has to make, because naming the right questions in your context is the useful part, not handing you words that aren’t yours. The first step underneath is concrete enough to start this week and small enough that nobody has to approve a budget.
Estimated scores if you make the moves below. Starting points to adapt, not adopted decisions, and not legal advice.
