SHAPE THE ROADMAP

What should Tool IQ build next?

Describe a real business decision that needs a clearer tool. Five validated requests trigger formal review; ten give an idea priority status. Search need, safety, strategic fit and build effort still inform the final decision.

How requests become tools

01

Gather demand

Similar ideas are grouped and repeat votes from the same browser do not increase the tally.

05

Formal review

We assess user need, commercial relevance, complexity and whether Tool IQ can make the existing experience meaningfully clearer.

10+

Priority status

Strong demand moves the idea up the roadmap, subject to accuracy, safety and duplication checks.

What makes a useful request?

Describe the decision rather than only naming a calculator. Explain who needs it, which inputs they know, what result would change their next action and whether the UK, US or both markets are relevant. Do not include personal, customer, payroll, tax-return or other confidential figures.

What happens during review?

  • Need: is the problem specific enough for a calculator or guided workflow?
  • Evidence: can formulas, rules and changing assumptions be supported by reliable sources?
  • Difference: can Tool IQ explain the result and next decision better than an existing page?
  • Safety: could the output be mistaken for professional advice or create avoidable harm?
  • Fit: does the tool strengthen an existing pricing, tax, cash-flow, payroll or operations journey?

A threshold starts review; it never guarantees publication. If an existing calculator already answers the need, the better response may be clearer guidance or an internal link rather than another near-duplicate tool.