For women building solo · tech & AI

Your business.
More room to think.

The second brain that connects your ideas, priorities and decisions to your AI assistant.

An open notebook by a window in the morning light.

You wear many hats.
You can put some thoughts down.

Shaping your offer, replying to a client, trying an AI tool. Five Peers keeps track of the threads.

One day, a lot on your mind.

“Follow up with my client on Thursday. Test that offer idea. Choose an automation tool. And keep some time for myself.”

Your business projects and personal matters have their own spaces. You decide what your assistant can access.

  1. Capture what is on your mind.

    Write a note in Five Peers or through your connected assistant. Your ideas become suggestions for you to review.

  2. Choose what to keep.

    Action, waiting item, decision: check the subject, source and date. You confirm what is kept.

  3. Return to the right thread.

    Review your priorities, a reply you are waiting for or a decision to revisit. Your context stays available.

Your attention matters

Keep it all.
Surface what matters.

Three items at most.

Your daily view stays short. Everything else is kept and available when you need it.

Let waiting items wait.

A waiting item returns on its review date or when new information arrives. You can review or postpone it.

A rhythm you choose.

A weekly review to pick up the thread. Five Peers sends no automatic notifications.

Build on your own.
Broaden your perspective.

An offer to launch, a project to accept, a tool to choose. Five Peers explores your options from five angles.

Goal
What are you really trying to achieve?
Resources
What can you commit to it?
Risks
What could go wrong?
Reversibility
Can you change course?
Evidence
What supports your view?

AI analysis is optional and enabled in settings. Its estimates inform the discussion. The decision remains yours.

Free setup via MCP

Your AI assistant.
With your context.

Access your items in your MCP-compatible assistant. Connect it to Five Peers with the permissions you choose.

MCP documentation
  1. Create your account.

    Sign in with LinkedIn to open your personal Five Peers workspace.

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  2. Choose the permissions.

    In Connections, enable reading, capture or proposals. Set separate permissions for work and personal matters.

    Open my workspace settings
  3. Add Five Peers.

    Paste the address into your assistant’s MCP connectors, then sign in. A revocable key is available if your client needs one. Then start chatting with the conversation starter in your workspace.

Five Peers installation is free. MCP connector availability and subscription terms depend on your assistant.

Your thoughts.
Your boundaries.

Work and personal matters each have their own space. You choose what comes in, what stays and what leaves.

Read the privacy policy
Can I use it with my assistant?

Yes, with an MCP-compatible assistant. Grant separate permissions to read, capture and propose, for work or personal matters. Proposed changes still require your confirmation in the workspace.

Set up a connection
Is artificial intelligence required?

No. You can keep and track your items without enabling AI. TypeSafe analysis for classifying notes or exploring five perspectives must be enabled by you in settings.

Can I export or delete my data?

You can export your items, delete an individual item or erase a space. You can revoke connections in settings.

How can I tell if it helps?

Observe whether the surfaced items help and leave you with less to keep in mind. Optional personal tracking is available in settings to review your progress at your own pace.

Make room
for your next idea.

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