Janus by NavigateX

Positional Intelligence Platformfor leaders navigating exponential technology change.

Janus by NavigateX shows you where your assets, capital plans, and portfolio stand against the economics of technology disruption. What is exposed, and where the new value is forming.

01 Key questions

Built for the questions a leadership team actually asks.

Where do we stand?

Where are we exposed, where are the opportunities, and what are we not seeing?

Does this investment hold?

Will it still be relevant through its payback period, and what could change that?

How do we get ahead and stay there?

Move before your competitors do and the markets price it.

Where does our capital do the most good?

For your people, your communities, and your environment, as well as the balance sheet.

Janus answering a question about a technology cost curve. The answer leads with the conclusion, carries inline citations, and shows a chart computed from the Technologies Library, with the Sources panel open on the right.
A question, a cited answer, and the chart computed from the Technologies Library. Sources on the right.
02 The answer engine

Every answer is grounded in the science and computed from real data.

Ask a one-line question or start a deep research program. Janus chooses its sources, reads them, and leads with the conclusion.

Grounded in research

A decade of RethinkX's disruption research drawn from over 1,000 historical cases of technological innovation and our own modeling.

Computed, not generated

Charts come from the Technologies Library's own series. If the data does not exist, Janus says so.

About your organization

A standing profile, your documents, your strategy and portfolio, so the answer is about you.

Sources on every answer

Inline citations and a sources panel, with web facts dated and attributed separately from research.

Two technologies compared on one log-scale cost-curve chart, with historical series and projections drawn with 80 percent confidence bands from the library's own data.
Two technologies on one chart, with the projection bands the library computes.
03 Skills

The analysis a specialist would run, packaged and repeatable.

A skill is a named analytical process that runs the same way every time, for everyone on the team, instead of living in one person's prompting habits.

Expert processes, built in

Built-in skills for capital-investment stress tests, company exposure, supply chains, commodities, and convergence, each closing as a formal Positional Intelligence Report.

Board papers in one click

One-click board papers and cheat sheets from any answer, written for the audience in the room.

Your own skills

Your team builds its own skills: repeatable, verifiable processes that surface what matters to your organization.

The Janus skill picker listing packaged expert processes, three of them named, each one run the same way every time.
Packaged processes, picked from a list.
A board-paper request in Janus producing a formal Positional Intelligence Report that opens with the conclusion. The image fades where the report continues.
One question turns the analysis into a board paper for the investment committee.
04 Living analysis

A report is a photograph. A Workbook is a live position.

The analysis from many conversations and documents, assembled into one document you keep working on, refreshed when the world moves rather than once a year.

Re-run, not re-written

Workbooks re-run rather than re-write, and their history shows what moved since last quarter.

Spaces for every project

Shared Spaces for a project, an account, or a deal, each with its own context and versioned documents. Nothing is ever overwritten.

One place for the team

Team collaboration across threads, documents, and research projects, in one place.

A document in Janus with the notice 'Updated to v3 by this conversation' and a 'See what changed' link. Every version is kept and nothing is overwritten. The image fades where the document continues.
Every version kept; see what changed.
The Janus Space switcher listing organization-wide, personal, and per-project Spaces, each with its own threads and documents.
Spaces: everyone, personal, and per project.
05 The modeling engine

When the decision rests on the numbers, run the model.

Underneath the answer engine is a deterministic modeling core: physics-based cost curves and hour-by-hour whole-system simulation on real weather data. The numbers are computed, not generated.

Least cost, by search

The engine searches for the least-cost system that meets your reliability target, priced on a year-by-year build-out against declining cost curves.

Superpower and Killer Combos

Superpower analysis quantifies the surplus, grades and values it, and models what it lets you build. Killer Combos is the same engine run for a site or a region.

Driven by your team, open to your agents

The modeling engine is configured to you once and driven by your own team from then on. And through the Gateway, live today, your own AI tools can reason from the same engine.

A Superpower flow diagram from the modeling engine. Solar and wind generation on the left flows through batteries to demand on the right, with the surplus quantified and graded A to D.
One scenario: solar, wind, and batteries sized to meet demand around the clock, and the Superpower surplus that comes with it at near-zero marginal cost.
06 Grounded, not generated

When everyone has AI, how do you know you can trust the answer?

By what it is grounded in, and by whether it is tested. The science Janus runs on has a track record of being early and right: RethinkX's published forecasts on solar, batteries, electric vehicles, and precision fermentation ran ahead of the consensus and were borne out. So Janus's answers will often differ from what you read elsewhere, and it shows the evidence behind the difference.

A curated library, an open standard, your own data

Technology records with cost curves, adoption series, and sources; projections with confidence bands. The Disruption Readiness Level, published by NavigateX as an open standard. Bring your own data, always attributed as yours.

The evidence is attached

Every answer carries its sources, so the claim survives contact with a board, a regulator, or an investment committee. Where Janus differs from the consensus view, it says so and shows why.

Measured, not asserted

Every release passes an evaluation gate. Every night, production answers are graded. Every month, the confidence bands are checked against what really happened.

Most AI vendors grade their own homework and announce they passed. Our tests can come back negative, and when they do, the release stops until they are fixed. That is why the answer is worth putting in front of your board.

07 How you start

Start with Activation. Add the modeling when the decision needs it.

Everyone starts with Activation: setup, configuration, and training, with the full answer engine, skills, Workbooks, Spaces, and the Gateway, and your team running in days.

When a decision calls for our advanced sector or portfolio modeling engine, we start with an expert-led Audit that configures Janus to your specific context and needs, and your team drives it from then on. Get started with a Portfolio, Energy, Workforce, or Food System Audit.

Start the conversation

See Janus on your own question.

Tell us what you are trying to decide. We will show you what Janus makes of it, and which way in fits.

Your data, your access. Janus is a private, secure platform. Your context, your data, and your findings remain confidential to your organization. We do not share, resell, or train on client data.

The empty Ask Janus screen: the Janus mark, the line 'Know where you stand for what's coming next', and an empty composer reading 'Ask Janus', ready for a question. Where every question starts.