Business Creation Firm dotD Officially Releases 'Mood-ar,' an Executive Mood Prediction SaaS That Predicts Management's Mood in Real-Time
dotD, a business creation firm, has officially released 'Mood-ar,' a SaaS that uses AI to predict and notify executive emotional states in real-time via Slack. It analyzes vital data from wearables and a database of past rejected proposals to visualize optimal timing for project submissions.
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dotD Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hisashi Onoda; hereinafter 'dotD'), a business creation firm, announced today the official release of 'Mood-ar,' a SaaS service that uses AI to analyze and notify executive emotional states in real-time.
■ **Behind the Development of Mood-ar**
'Why didn't that project get approved?'
In the field of new business, it's a common occurrence, both domestically and internationally, for proposals that have been thoroughly reasoned out to be rejected with a single phrase like 'something's off.'
A proprietary survey conducted by dotD revealed a shocking result: the quality of the proposal content influenced the approval or rejection of a project plan by only 38%. The remaining 62% was determined by factors such as 'timing of the proposal,' 'presenter's tone of voice,' and 'management's condition that day' (dotD internal survey, n=1).
dotD boldly takes on this '62% that cannot be explained by logic.'
■ **About Mood-ar**
Mood-ar is a SaaS that uses proprietary AI to cross-learn vital data (brainwaves, heart rate, skin electrical resistance) obtained from executives' wearable devices and an internal 'database of past rejected proposals' to predict and score executives' emotional states in real-time.
The analysis results are automatically notified via Slack, allowing members to grasp the 'proposal possibility window' in advance.
**Notification Examples:**
🟢 **[GOOD WINDOW]** Currently, the representative is in a 'refreshed state' after a sauna, and even slightly unreasonable proposals are entering the 'interesting, isn't it?' phase. Now is the chance. Estimated 17 minutes remaining.
🔴 **[WARNING]** Currently, due to excessive logic, it's a time when 'something's off' is likely to be triggered. Please propose emotionally driven ideas or bring snacks before your presentation.
🟡 **[NEUTRAL]** The representative is currently in a 'please don't rush for an answer' phase. Interpret silence as affirmation and wait quietly.
■ **Voices from Beta Users**
A product manager from a certain business company who implemented the beta version for three months commented as follows:
'Until now, I thought the skill of 'reading the room' was an individual talent. Mood-ar has democratized it. Last month, a project I submitted targeting a [GOOD WINDOW] was approved for the first time in 3 years.'
Unexpected feedback also came from the representative of an adopting company:
'Visualizing my mood increased my self-awareness. I realized I was in a pretty bad state yesterday.'
■ **Future Outlook**
Mood-ar will proceed with the development of an external mode for use not only with executives but also before 'important negotiations with clients.'
Keywords: April Dream, April Fool's Day, dotD, New Business, Business Creation, SaaS, AI
dotD Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hisashi Onoda; hereinafter 'dotD'), a business creation firm, announced today the official release of 'Mood-ar,' a SaaS service that uses AI to analyze and notify executive emotional states in real-time.
■ **Behind the Development of Mood-ar**
'Why didn't that project get approved?'
In the field of new business, it's a common occurrence, both domestically and internationally, for proposals that have been thoroughly reasoned out to be rejected with a single phrase like 'something's off.'
A proprietary survey conducted by dotD revealed a shocking result: the quality of the proposal content influenced the approval or rejection of a project plan by only 38%. The remaining 62% was determined by factors such as 'timing of the proposal,' 'presenter's tone of voice,' and 'management's condition that day' (dotD internal survey, n=1).
dotD boldly takes on this '62% that cannot be explained by logic.'
■ **About Mood-ar**
Mood-ar is a SaaS that uses proprietary AI to cross-learn vital data (brainwaves, heart rate, skin electrical resistance) obtained from executives' wearable devices and an internal 'database of past rejected proposals' to predict and score executives' emotional states in real-time.
The analysis results are automatically notified via Slack, allowing members to grasp the 'proposal possibility window' in advance.
**Notification Examples:**
🟢 **[GOOD WINDOW]** Currently, the representative is in a 'refreshed state' after a sauna, and even slightly unreasonable proposals are entering the 'interesting, isn't it?' phase. Now is the chance. Estimated 17 minutes remaining.
🔴 **[WARNING]** Currently, due to excessive logic, it's a time when 'something's off' is likely to be triggered. Please propose emotionally driven ideas or bring snacks before your presentation.
🟡 **[NEUTRAL]** The representative is currently in a 'please don't rush for an answer' phase. Interpret silence as affirmation and wait quietly.
■ **Voices from Beta Users**
A product manager from a certain business company who implemented the beta version for three months commented as follows:
'Until now, I thought the skill of 'reading the room' was an individual talent. Mood-ar has democratized it. Last month, a project I submitted targeting a [GOOD WINDOW] was approved for the first time in 3 years.'
Unexpected feedback also came from the representative of an adopting company:
'Visualizing my mood increased my self-awareness. I realized I was in a pretty bad state yesterday.'
■ **Future Outlook**
Mood-ar will proceed with the development of an external mode for use not only with executives but also before 'important negotiations with clients.'
Keywords: April Dream, April Fool's Day, dotD, New Business, Business Creation, SaaS, AI