Too many priorities are treated as equally urgent.
Founding prototype test
Competing Priorities Triage Kit
A smaller founding prototype of the Priority Reset Workshop Kit for managers who need to turn too many priorities into visible trade-offs.
The first version under consideration is deliberately smaller than the full workshop kit: a practical triage pack that can be used in one meeting.
The larger Priority Reset Workshop Kit remains the future vision. This page is testing whether a simpler first physical product is worth making.
Looking for the B2B workshop-kit validation page? View the Stakeholder Alignment Reset Kit.
£27–£35 founding triage prototype Larger finished workshop kit hypothesis: £89. No payment is taken on this page.
- Smaller physical triage pack
- One meeting
- Prototype in development
Prototype in development. Not currently shipping. This page is for demand validation only. Registering interest does not commit you to buying and no payment is taken.
Triage table preview Now / Next / Later / Stop / Escalate
Cards, prompts and a decision log are designed to help the group see what changes when one thing becomes the priority.
For the meeting where everything matters, but not everything can move.
Use the kit when your team is overloaded, stakeholders are asking for everything and the same priority debate keeps restarting.
The goal is not to make a perfect portfolio decision. It is to leave one focused session with visible trade-offs, clear owners and a simple decision log.
Common pressure
The problem the kit is designed for.
Ownership is unclear, so decisions keep returning to the same meeting.
The team is overloaded but the work keeps expanding.
Stakeholders ask for everything without naming what should move.
Trade-offs are discussed, but no one leaves with a decision log.
What it helps with
Move from pressure to visible choices.
The triage kit gives a manager a tactile structure for a short reset conversation, so the group can name what changes instead of treating every request as an addition.
Founding prototype
Founding prototype under consideration.
The first product test is deliberately smaller than a full workshop box. It should be simple enough to produce, post and use in one meeting.
A5 laminated priority triage card
Small decision-log pad or worksheet pack
10-15 prompt cards
Folded quick-start guide
Optional AI companion prompt
Product ladder
From triage kit to larger workshop kit.
Competing Priorities Triage Kit = first prototype. Priority Reset Workshop Kit = larger future kit.
Competing Priorities Triage Kit: a smaller physical pack for one meeting.
Priority Reset Workshop Kit: the fuller workshop-in-a-box concept.
Future vision
The larger Priority Reset Workshop Kit.
If the smaller triage pack shows demand, the larger workshop kit may add more cards, a tabletop map and a fuller facilitator guide.
30 priority cards
12 trade-off cards
8 practical script cards
Tabletop priority map
Decision log sheet
Facilitator guide
AI companion prompt for tailoring the session
Sample cards
Prompts that make the real decision visible.
These sample cards show the tone: direct, practical and designed for a human judgement conversation.
What are we pretending is still possible?
What slips if this becomes the priority?
Who owns the next decision?
What is urgent but not actually valuable?
What needs escalation, not another meeting?
Which stakeholder will object and why?
What should we stop this week?
What decision are we avoiding?
60-minute flow
Run a focused reset without turning it into a workshop marathon.
Capture current pressures
Sort work into Now, Next, Later, Stop and Escalate
Expose trade-offs
Assign owners
Document decisions and next steps
Fit
Who it is for.
Project managers
Programme managers
Team leads
PMO leads
First-time managers
Delivery leads
Not for
This is a bounded prototype, not a generic solution for everything.
People who want a generic planner
Teams unwilling to make trade-offs
People looking for a software tool
Anyone wanting a fully custom facilitated workshop
Prototype pricing test
No payment is taken on this page.
The current hypothesis is a £27–£35 founding triage prototype and an £89 larger finished workshop kit. The page is measuring interest before any stock, checkout or fulfilment flow is created.
Registering interest is an expression of interest only. It does not reserve inventory, create a purchase or commit you to buying.
Demand signal
Help shape the first version.
If this might be useful, send the option that best matches your reaction. It helps decide whether the first version should be physical, digital or parked before anything is manufactured.
I'd consider buying the triage kit at £27–£35
Send this signalI'd want the larger workshop kit instead
Send this signalI'd prefer a digital-only version
Send this signalInteresting idea, but not something I would buy
Send this signalUseful context
Please mention your role, whether you would use it alone or with a team, what price would feel reasonable and what would need to be included for it to be useful.
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FAQ
Before registering interest
Is this available now?
No. This is a prototype validation page. The Competing Priorities Triage Kit is in development and is not currently shipping.
Is it digital or physical?
The first version under consideration is a small physical triage pack. Digital support may be included later, but this page is testing whether managers would value a practical physical prompt kit.
Who is it for?
It is for managers, project managers, programme managers, team leads, delivery leads and PMO people who need a simple way to make competing priorities visible in one meeting.
Will there be an AI version?
The prototype may include an optional AI companion prompt for tailoring the session, but the kit is designed to work without AI and does not depend on software.
How is this different from a normal prioritisation template?
A template usually helps one person organise information. The triage kit is designed as a short meeting aid that makes trade-offs, owners and escalation points visible in the room.