High effort, flat output
Teams work hard and still miss delivery windows because the limiting condition was never named.
Cognitive load engineering
BrainEng is a structured diagnostic across nine system conditions, built to surface the one condition currently limiting a team, and a disciplined six-week experiment to engineer against it. No guaranteed outcomes — a rigorous method for finding out what is true and testing a fix.

The problem
Teams work hard and still miss delivery windows because the limiting condition was never named.
Calendars and channels fragment the sustained focus that hard problems require.
Coordination overhead, unclear expectations, and fear of raising bad news quietly consume capacity no dashboard shows.
Tools are adopted without a workflow designed around them, so they add load instead of removing it.
The closed loop
Run the nine-condition diagnostic across the team.
Identify the single binding constraint — not an average score.
Design one focused intervention against that constraint.
Execute the intervention as a bounded, observed experiment.
Review the evidence gathered during the cycle against the original constraint.
Re-diagnose and select the next constraint.
The instrument
Every diagnostic cycle scores the same nine conditions. There is no eight-factor model in this product.
Not another category
We do not run engagement surveys or track sentiment over time. We identify one binding system constraint and engineer against it.
There is no keylogging, no screenshots, no individual tracking, and no passive telemetry of any kind. Reporting is aggregate-only, above a hard participation threshold.
BrainEng does not manage your backlog or tasks. It decides which single condition is worth engineering before work starts.
Privacy commitment
Pricing
One team, one binding constraint, one six-week loop.
$499/mo
Run the loop across up to three teams in parallel.
$799/mo
Portfolio view of where capacity is being lost.
$1,499/mo
Multi-unit deployment, security review, custom terms.
Contact us
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