Public Technology Pressure Tests
Free, private decision tools for public teams facing a technology purchase, RFP release, or AI vendor claim. Leave with a meeting-ready brief.
No account or emailUse every core tool before choosing any contact path.
Local and privateAnswers stay on the device unless the user copies or prints them.
A useful artifactEach result becomes a gap brief for the next working meeting.
Choose the moment you are in
These are not maturity scores. They are interruption points for moments when a team is at risk of moving faster than its evidence.
Pressure point 1
Someone says: “We need a new system.”
Separate process repair, current-system use, smaller scope, and a bounded pilot before a product conversation takes over.
About 4 minutes · 8 questions
Start this pressure testPressure point 2
The team is about to draft or release an RFP.
Expose missing outcomes, owners, data, evaluation, whole-life cost, acceptance, and exit conditions while there is still time to fix them.
About 5 minutes · 10 questions
Start this pressure testPressure point 3
An AI vendor makes a compelling claim.
Turn promises into a common demonstration, evidence file, acceptance condition, monitoring duty, and change or exit question.
About 5 minutes · 8 questions
Start this pressure testThe hook is utility
A public team rarely needs another general article at the exact moment a purchase, RFP, or vendor claim becomes urgent. It needs a short way to expose the missing decision and leave with a record people can use.
Clarify the failing handoff, affected users, daily owner, and minimum useful outcome.
Expose authority, competition, cost, evaluation, acceptance, and local-verification questions.
Make data, access, integration, logging, change, continuity, export, and exit assumptions visible.
Work from one evidence brief instead of three separate interpretations of the project.
From moment to method
Every pressure test routes first to the deeper neutral resource that fits the result. Only after that does the platform offer a clearly disclosed JSTK product or scoping path.
Purchase request, RFP release, or AI vendor claim.
Answer, save locally, copy, or print without a gate.
Scope Cutter, AI guide, worked example, or field kit.
Existing product, proposed pilot, general scoping, or no JSTK fit.
Published by a software vendor
JS Technology Solutions publishes Right-Sized Public Tech and also offers software. Current products, proposed pilots, and future scoping routes are identified only after the useful result, with status, fit, and non-fit stated plainly.