How Compass works
Compass starts with you and the situation you want to navigate.
You can bring a decision, a difficult situation, a change you are working through, a goal you want to maintain, or simply something you want to understand more clearly.
Compass helps you explore what is happening, identify what matters, consider realistic options and move toward a meaningful next step.
The conversation is designed to stay focused on helping you navigate rather than simply generating more information.
Depending on your situation, Compass may help you:
- gain perspective;
- prepare for an important conversation or decision;
- work through uncertainty;
- identify what you can influence;
- maintain progress over time;
- recognise when another level of support may be appropriate.
Personal and Professional users have different routes and boundaries, but the purpose remains the same: to support clearer understanding, stronger judgment and meaningful action.
Compass does not make decisions for you.
It helps you navigate them.
Before, alongside and after professional support
Alongside
After
How is Compass different from general AI such as ChatGPT?
General-purpose AI
General-purpose AI can help with a very wide range of tasks, including answering questions, writing, research and brainstorming.
Compass
Compass has a narrower and more deliberate purpose.
It is specifically designed and governed around coaching and navigation, with defined boundaries for how it supports users and when another form of support may be more appropriate.
The difference is therefore not simply access to AI. It is the purpose, structure and boundaries around how Compass is designed to support the user.