Show HN: CQ2 – a tool for thoughtful and coherent discussions

• cq2

  5 220 9.0 TypeScript

  The best way to have complex discussions

  

Hi HN! I'm Anand, and I’m launching CQ2 [https://cq2.co](https://cq2.co/) – a tool for thoughtful and coherent discussions.

Discussions using existing written communication tools often turn into a tangle of sub-discussions around quotes, making it hard to follow. There's no clear view of all the comments in a specific sub-discussion and how the sub-discussion is related to its parent, forcing constant scrolling and hopping between comments to gather context for a meaningful response. On top of all that, it's tough to tell if any key points were overlooked.

Meetings are hit-or-miss. When it comes to complex and lengthy discussions, they often go nowhere. Instead of thoughtful responses, you often get knee-jerk reactions. Many meetings benefit from taking a break to analyse deeper or reflect further, but there is never enough time.

CQ2 is a better way to discuss:

It allows creating n-level threads around specific quotes (as well as whole comments). No mess of threads and no more copy-pasting quotes! One can see all the comments and parent threads of a specific thread in the same view. It's easier to tell if any key points were overlooked because it let's you clearly see which parts of the discussion became sub-discussions and which didn't. And, it’s [open source](https://github.com/cq2-co/cq2)!

We are currently under heavy development, and if our passion for thoughtful and coherent discussions resonates with you, I would love to learn about your team, your frustrations with discussions, and shape the future of CQ2, together. You can try the [demo](https://cq2.co/demo) and sign up for [early access](https://tally.so/r/nGdzAO).

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