Before you write the strategy doc, make the decision, or open Claude, use Primer to think it through properly.
Expert thinking frameworks. Questions that adapt to you. A canvas where your ideas take shape.
Start thinking→Before you’ve untangled the mess. Before you’ve seen the angles you’re missing. Before you’ve actually decided. Before you can say it in one sentence. You act anyway. Then you spend weeks fixing what 15 minutes of thinking would have prevented.
Everything downstream is guessing until you know what you believe.
Type what’s on your mind. No structure needed. Just get the messy thought out so you can see it.
Primer asks you two sharp questions. Each one pulls from real thinking frameworks and goes one layer deeper than the last.
Your thinking splits into 4 dimensions. You work through each one with questions that clarify, expand, decide, and express.
Primer assembles your thinking into a brief. Your words, organized. Blind spots flagged. Assumptions named. Ready to act on.
Every word came from you. Primer assembled the mosaic.
21 cognitive patterns detected in real time. Things like:
Your brief becomes the perfect prompt. Primer figures out the right deliverable for you: a strategy doc, a decision framework, an action plan. Then formats it so any AI gives you exactly what you need. One paste, one enter, done.
Here’s my thinking on “how to position my product.” I used Primer to work through this...
My brief: [your synthesis]
Now help me act on this: Create a one-page positioning document with target audience, core problem, unique value prop, key messaging, and 3 tagline options.
Should I pivot or double down? I need to figure out my positioning. I can’t explain my product in one line.
I need to present this to leadership. I’m stuck between two approaches. My thinking is messy and I need to organize it.
I have ideas but I can’t articulate them. I know what I think but I can’t write it down. I need structure. I’ll do the writing.
Most people use AI to think for them.
The best use it after they’ve done the thinking.
Primer is where that happens.
Free during early access. You’re one of the first.
primer. the work before the work.