Founders, PMs, and ICs ask “What did I decide about pricing?” NoteNet answers from your personal notes — each claim pinned to a note and a line. If it isn’t in your notes, it doesn’t appear.
What did I decide about pricing?
In March you landed on an $8 entry tier N04·L42. Jane on the Acme call pushed back on $12 N11·L8. The first 100 paid users stay flagged separately — not as a grandfathered tier N22·L17.
Illustrative copy — the chips work the same way on a live ask. No source, no sentence.
Write the call down — pricing, a hire, a scope cut — in a Markdown note. Retrieval is fenced to your account. Nothing enters an answer that isn’t in this vault.
Ask in plain language: What did I decide about pricing. What did we ship instead of the rewrite. The job is recall with proof, not a search ranking.
Each claim carries a citation chip to the note and the line. Click it. You’re in the source. No source → that sentence doesn’t ship.
The chip names the note and the line. The full walkthrough is on How citations work.
The $8 entry tier from March. The “no enterprise SKU this quarter” call. Recover it from your notes, not from memory of a Slack thread.
The tradeoff you wrote in the spec. The customer quote that killed a feature. Ask the vault; open the line.
The approach you chose last quarter, and why. Personal notes answering back — cited, not paraphrased from the internet.
Free: 20 cited questions/day and a 50-note vault. Elite: $8/mo for more asks and a larger vault. Ask what you decided — get cited answers.