Three steps to improve momentum

Record

Record your conversations, Connection Game references Big Five, user manuals and patterns to analyse team dynamics.

Reflect

Within minutes you get a detailed AI analysis: strengths and possible challenges — and your first nudge.

Act

The real momentum starts when everyone gets the same insight. Hyperpersonalised nudges make it easy for everyone to do better.

Start by analysing yourself

First 3 meeting analyses free.

How it works

Momentum = Psychological Safety + Accountability

This is the equation at the heart of high performance cultures.

Psychological safety — Amy Edmondson's engine of innovation — means your team can speak up, learn from mistakes, and contribute openly. Accountability — the Oz Principle's "above the line" ownership — means commitments are clear and follow-through is real.

When both are present, teams move into strategic flow. When one is missing, you get comfort without results, or pressure without trust.

Our goal is to prove the equation.

The shoulders we stand on

We interpret. We do not invent a new psychometric.

Amy Edmondson

Amy Edmondson

Psychological Safety

PS analysis · 6 pillars · zone naming

Roger Connors
Tom Smith
Craig Hickman

Connors / Smith / Hickman

The Oz Principle

Accountability · 4 pillars · "above the line"

J. Richard Hackman

J. Richard Hackman

Team effectiveness research

What actually makes teams great

Michael A. K. Halliday

M.A.K. Halliday

Systemic-functional linguistics

Interpersonal metafunction · transitivity in transcripts

Arthur Aron

Arthur Aron

Interpersonal trust

Connection patterns, narrative structure

Robert McCrae
Paul Costa

Robert McCrae & Paul Costa

Big Five

Individual mirror · self-insight

Robert Hogan

Hogan

Leadership role

Likely role as perspective, not label

How we use the science

  • We measure behaviour in real conversations — not checkbox surveys.
  • AI gives you a structured mirror: patterns researchers have named, in language you can act on within minutes of recording.
  • Your individual analysis belongs to you. Nobody sees it unless you choose to share.
  • We use hedged, developmental language — insight and nudges, not diagnoses.

No fear. For your eyes only

Your individual analysis belongs to you — not your employer, not your team. When you later invite colleagues, they get their own. Nobody sees yours unless you choose to share it.

No credit card until you've had three weeks or three meeting analyses. Whichever comes last.

Cyclists pushing uphill together

Start with yourself. Then bring your team.

Your first analyses are free. No credit card required.