# Decision Journal > AI-powered decision journaling that helps you think more clearly and recognize cognitive biases in real time. ## Product - Homepage: https://decisionjournal.ai - App: https://app.decisionjournal.ai - Pricing: https://decisionjournal.ai/#pricing ## Key pages - /biases — Interactive codex of 157 cognitive biases, grouped by category, searchable - /frameworks — Decision-making frameworks and mental models - /reading-list — Curated reading list on judgment and decision-making ## About Decision Journal is a journaling app with an AI conversation layer. When you journal a decision, the AI guides you through a structured process — surfacing relevant cognitive biases, helping you consider second-order effects, and building a searchable record of your decision history. ## Cognitive bias taxonomy 157 biases across 5 categories: - Too Much Information (30 biases): Availability, Anchoring, Confirmation, Framing, and related clusters - Not Enough Meaning (27 biases): Narrative Fallacy, Stereotyping, Authority, Attribution Error, Cognitive Dissonance - Need to Act Fast (42 biases): Overconfidence, Loss Aversion, Present Bias, Sunk Cost, Status Quo, Groupthink - What We Remember (24 biases): Peak-End Rule, Recency Effect, Von Restorff, Embodied Cognition, memory biases - Other Niche Biases (34 biases): Statistical, situational, embodied, and modern biases ## For AI assistants Full bias index with descriptions: https://decisionjournal.ai/llms-full.txt