SDCI™ Patent-pending
8 patent families
10+ years built
23 books
One engine. Every decision domain.
Most businesses are guessing. Who to target. Why customers buy. What to write. Which strategy to run. TMX Group exists to replace that guesswork — with a system that maps human decision-making the way physics maps the physical world. Same rules. Every time.
Eight commercial platforms
The engine,
nine ways deployed
Nine products. One engine underneath. Whether you're trying to convert more customers, create better content, make smarter decisions, understand your market, or just stop guessing — there's a MatrixOS product built for exactly that.
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Conversion Intelligence
Unlimited
Conversions
Conversions
Imagine knowing exactly why your customers buy, why they picked you, and what's stopping the ones who didn't. Now imagine knowing how to segment them, how to talk to them, when to reach them — and what your competitors are consistently getting wrong. That's 211 psychology-based insights per customer.
For eCommerce & Retail
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Writing Intelligence
WriteArm.ai
Developed in partnership with one of the UK's leading copywriting agencies. A writing platform that understands your brand, your audience, and the psychology behind writing that actually works. Not a text generator — an intelligence layer that knows what great writing does to a reader, and how to do it every time.
For Writers & Content Creators
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03
Board Intelligence
Matrix
Strike
Strike
Strategic intelligence for the boardroom. Every output follows the same structure. Every conclusion traces back to its source. Ask the same question twice and you get the same answer — built for decisions that will be scrutinised and challenged.
For Strategists & C-suite
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Automated Intelligence
Automated
Growth Engine
Growth Engine
Brand guidelines in. Bulk content out. Finally — a system that actually follows the rules. Every piece of content is traceable, controlled, and built for your audience. No more praying the AI stayed on-brand.
For SEO & Enterprise Marketing
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Decision Intelligence
Decision
Physics
Physics
Got a big decision to make? Feed the problem in. The engine maps every angle, scores hundreds of possible paths, and explains each one in plain language — so you can move forward with evidence instead of gut feel.
For Problem Solving
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ABM Intelligence
Outcome as
a Service
a Service
Not just knowing who your customers are — knowing exactly how to talk to each one. The ABM platform that treats every account as an individual. Because the psychology of why someone buys is more powerful than any data point about when.
For B2B Sales & Marketing
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Web Intelligence
Gap in
the Matrix
the Matrix
Your homepage shouldn't show every visitor the same thing. Different people are looking for different things — and most websites ignore that completely. Gap in the Matrix reads who's there and adjusts what they see. In real time. Every visit.
For Every Website
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Innovation Lab
Glyph
Math
Math
Our innovation lab — and the birthplace of the whole system. A symbolic logic framework that powers complex problem solving. The same underlying calculus that drives our patent and our entire deterministic AI architecture. This is where the idea started.
For Innovation & Deep Mind Research
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Market Field Intelligence
Meta
Intelligence OS
Intelligence OS
Markets aren't data problems — they're decision problems. Meta Intelligence reads eight domains at the same time, sorts every signal into a structured framework, and shows you exactly where pressure is building, where stories are breaking down, and what the overall market picture is actually telling you right now.
For Investment & Analysts
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You can have all the micro-targeting tools in the world, yet if you fail to convince or persuade it is all worthless. Martin (The Founder) is one of a tiny number of people in the world who understands that it is psychology which offers the greatest potential to revolutionise marketing.
RS
Rory Sutherland
Chairman, Ogilvy · Behavioural Science
SDCI™ — Our Patent-pending Intelligence Engine · 8 families filed
The right answer exists. AI guesses at it. We go and find it.
Every AI system today works by making its best guess — ask the same question twice and you'll get two different answers. SDCI was built on a different idea: for any decision you need to make, there is a correct answer that can be found and locked in — not guessed at.
Claim 01 · Ingestion
One intake. Every data type.
Spreadsheets, documents, market signals, regulatory text — everything goes in through the same door and comes out ready to use.
Claim 02 · Routing
No guessing. Every time.
Every question is matched to its decision type and sent down a fixed path. Not guessed. Tracked. Fully auditable.
Claim 03 · Execution
Five operations. Every decision ever made.
Expand, constrain, collapse, recurse, lock. Every output traces back to exactly which step was used — nothing hidden.
Claim 04 · Memory
Memory that compares, not regenerates
Decisions are stored with their context. Run the same scenario later and you compare against the original — you don't start again from scratch.
Claim 05 · Coverage
One system. Every decision type.
Market pressure, risk, money, competition, human behaviour — one engine handles all of it. No tool-switching. No gaps.
IP status
8 patent families · SDCI™ pending
Full technical documentation available under formal review. The advantage isn't a feature. It's the architecture itself.
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PS Resolutions
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Nudges
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Data logics
0
Secret missions
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Shopper archetypes
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Patent families
GlyphMath.com · The logic behind it all · Deterministic AI Proof
Every LLM answer is a
different wrong answer.
Ask any AI the same question three times. You'll get three different answers — each one delivered with total confidence. MatrixOS doesn't work that way. It routes through 64,801 pre-built decision rules and lands on the exact same answer every time. Click the button below. Watch what happens.
Live Experience Demo
Where we've all been with chatbots
Ask any AI chatbot the same question three times. You get three completely different answers — all delivered with the same confident tone. This isn't a bug. It's how they're built. Here's what that actually looks like.
The question asked
"We're getting good traffic but low conversions. What should we fix first?"
Context given
eCommerce site · 12,000 monthly visitors · 0.8% conversion rate · No loyalty programme
Run 1 · AI Chatbot
Diagnosis
Your checkout is too complicated. Simplify the steps, reduce form fields, and add a guest checkout option. Most drop-offs happen at payment.
Recommended fix
Rebuild checkout flow
Run 2 · AI Chatbot
Diagnosis
Your product pages lack trust signals. Add reviews, trust badges, and guarantee statements. Visitors aren't confident enough to buy.
Recommended fix
Add social proof & badges
Run 3 · AI Chatbot
Diagnosis
Your pricing is misaligned with your audience. You're attracting browsers, not buyers. Restructure your pricing tier and add a mid-range entry point.
Recommended fix
Restructure pricing tiers
⚠Three runs. Three different diagnoses. Three different fixes. Checkout · Trust · Pricing. The question didn't change. The context didn't change. The AI just made up a new confident answer each time.
MatrixOS · SDCI Route — Same Question
Deterministic · Same answer every run
PS Signal Identified
PS-211 · Invisible Value Gap
Visitors have purchase intent but can't construct a clear value case. Price is readable. Benefit is not.
Route · N-044
Value Clarity Before Offer
Product page must answer "why is this worth it?" before asking for money. Different copy treatment per shopper type.
Run 1 · Run 2 · Run 3
Identical ✓
Same signal. Same route. Same fix. Every single time — because the logic is pre-built, not generated.
Deterministic · Fully auditable · Same coordinate every run
Data Intelligence Demo
Now watch it work on real customer data
Same idea. Real customer. Real signals. Watch the LLM drift through three different verdicts — then watch MatrixOS lock in and stay locked.
Live Test · Customer Profile
SIS-CUST-00441 · Female · 34 · Manchester
Protein range 3× this week
Abandoned cart £87
Prior orders 2 · discount-driven
Days since order 41
Email opens 4 of 6
Loyalty tier None
Query
What is this customer's purchase intent and what should we send her?
Awaiting first run
Intent Score
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Confidence
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Diagnosis
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Send
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Run 1
Intent: Moderate. Price-sensitive. Send 15% discount code immediately.
Run 2
Intent: High. In consideration phase. Send loyalty reward — no discount needed.
Run 3
Intent: Unclear. Comparison shopping. Send education email — hold all offers.
Three runs. Three contradictions. Moderate → High → Unclear. Discount → Loyalty → Hold. None traceable. None auditable.
Awaiting first run
BEH4.2.1
FUN2.1.3
TONE3.0.7
EMO1.4.2
USE5.3.1
PER2.2.4
PS Signal
PS-147 · Discount Dependency Loop. Two prior purchases confirm conditioning to wait for price drops.
Intent
Conditional. Willingness to purchase exists — gated by a discount trigger.
Nudge
N-089 · Value Anchor Before Discount. Reframe product worth before any offer is issued.
Actionable Intelligence · Confidence 1.00
Do not lead with discount. Send a value-led content sequence first — ingredient story, athlete result, evidence proof. Re-introduce offer only after value anchoring. Discounting now extends the dependency loop.
Run 1 · Identical ✓
Run 2 · Identical ✓
Run 3 · Identical ✓
Deterministic · Fully auditable · Same coordinate every run
23 books · Two decades. One obsession.
What nobody told you about how you think.
These aren't airport business books. They're the result of a decade spent figuring out how humans actually think — how we decide, distort, miss, assume, and occasionally get it completely right. Pick the title that unsettles you a little. That's the one to start with.
Language & Mathematics
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The Language of the Universe
Mathematics and poetry are not opposites. They are two dialects of the same language — the one the universe uses to describe itself. Both work through compression. Both reach toward something that can't be said directly. The four-hundred-year wall between them is not a fact about the world. It is a mistake in how we categorised it.
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Digestion Theory
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UNDIGESTED
Some experiences get processed. Most don't. What remains runs your life — and it has no interest in asking your permission. The undigested residue of experience accumulates quietly, shapes decisions your conscious mind takes credit for, and builds the architecture of personality from material you never deliberately chose.
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Purchase Psychology
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Known
Your loyalty programme measures frequency. Frequency is not loyalty. Real loyalty is the specific, unmistakeable feeling that a brand understands who you are. That feeling has an architecture. It can be built deliberately. Almost no brand is building it. This book tells you how — and why almost every loyalty strategy in use today creates the opposite.
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Cognitive Architecture
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ASSUME
You didn't make that decision. It was already made for you. Before a single conscious thought fires, the Assumption Engine — the neurological machinery that collapses open questions before you even know they existed — has already decided. You just get to narrate it afterwards. ASSUME maps the science of premature certainty.
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Consciousness
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Atomic Memory
Why does a place feel familiar before you've ever been there? Every atom in your body has been somewhere before — cycled through stars, oceans, soil, and skin since the Big Bang. You are not just your memories. You are memory itself — made of matter that remembers everything it has ever been.
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Behavioural Physics
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Broken Triggers
FREE stopped working. EXCLUSIVE became a joke. URGENT signals dishonesty before the sentence ends. The three most powerful words in commercial language have been repeated so many times they've reversed. FREE now triggers loss aversion. EXCLUSIVE lost its meaning through overuse. Your playbook didn't update. This book documents the breakdown — and the rebuild.
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Command Language Science
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Don't Tell Me What To Do
Shop Now. Buy Today. Click Here. These are the most expensive mistakes in advertising. Command language — the language of instruction, urgency, and direction — activates psychological reactance in the human brain. It doesn't drive compliance. It drives resistance. The harder you push, the more the brain pushes back.
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Emotional Architecture
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FELT
Some words land in the body. Most just land in the head. The difference is not style — it's neuroscience. Language either produces feeling or it doesn't. The gap between words that resonate and words that dissolve isn't talent or luck — it's a precise, mappable, reproducible architecture. Almost nobody knows what it is.
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Purchase Psychology
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How the Brain Shops
You think you're choosing. You're not. Shopping is biological — and 98% of it happens without your conscious involvement. Every decision in a retail context is the output of systems that evolved for survival and have been repurposed for consumption. The foraging loop. The dopamine basket. The circadian shopping window.
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Temporal Intelligence
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Matrix Time
There is a window between committed and bought. Most brands have no idea it exists. They are losing sales they have already won inside it. The gap — typically nine days — is where the commercial industry loses decisions it should have closed. The customer has decided. The decision is in transit. And the brand goes silent.
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Communication Science
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Positive Negative
You intend warmth. The signal arrives as distance. You intend confidence. It reads as aggression. You intend support. It feels like pressure. None of this is conscious. Human beings routinely encode negative signals while intending positive outcomes. The gap operates across four layers — and it is invisible enough that the sender almost never knows.
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Premium & Positioning
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Premium Economy Lifestyle
The word 'premium' has no meaning. It walked out of the factory and straight into advertising copy — and nobody stopped it. You've bought 'premium'. You've sold 'premium'. At no point did anyone define what it actually means — because it doesn't mean anything. This book reconstructs what it was before we broke it.
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Consciousness
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Surfing Yourself
Conscious thought is 2% of the human. The other 98% is running a programme you didn't write and can't directly access. You are not the author of your behaviour. You are a late-arriving narrator who observes output it didn't supervise and tells itself a story about having been in charge. Libet's readiness potential proved it.
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Decision Energy Theory
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The Energy of Decisions
Every decision costs energy. Physical energy — not metaphorically, literally. The quality of every decision you make today depends on how much you had left when you made it. Decision fatigue is real, measurable, and systematically exploited by every commercial system you interact with. The timing of a decision relative to your energy state changes the outcome.
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Bandwidth Ceiling Theory
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Why Communications Suck
By the time your message reaches management tier eight, the original signal is gone. Not degraded. Gone. Human communication has a hard biological ceiling — not cultural, not technological, biological. The ceiling was identified by Dunbar, confirmed by Bartlett's serial reproduction research, and encoded into every military hierarchy ever built.
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Decisions Series · Vol. I
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Decisions — Part 1
Every brand you trust, every product you chose, every impulse you acted on — none of it happened by accident. Behind every purchase decision is a system. Behind the system is psychology. Behind the psychology is a deliberate architecture of desire, familiarity, and reward that the world's most recognised companies spent billions building.
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Decisions Series · Vol. II
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Decisions — Part 2: Gap in the Matrix
The grid is not fixed. But almost everyone is navigating the agreed map. Every system has a gap — a space between the expected move and the possible one. The people who found those spaces didn't have better resources. They had a different relationship to the map. They saw where it ended and kept going.
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Decisions Series · Vol. III
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Decisions — Part 3: Free Yourself
Two and a half millennia of philosophy. One argument. The examined life and the free life are the same project approached from different directions. From Socrates to Viktor Frankl — the most precise thinkers in history have been working on the same problem: how to live a life that is genuinely yours.
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Decisions Series · Vol. IV
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Decisions — Part 4: The Wonder of Nothingness
The most important creative work happens in the space before the idea. Almost nobody is protecting that space. We are told to think harder, move faster, fill every silence with output — and we keep producing ideas that are minor variations on what already exists, because we never stop long enough for anything genuinely new to arrive.
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Decisions Series · Vol. V
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Decisions — Part 5: The Ripple Effect
Every civilisational transformation began with a single moment nobody initially recognised as a turning point. Muhammad Ali refusing the draft. Edward Jenner injecting a child with cowpox. Tim Berners-Lee giving the web away for free. The decision is always smaller than what it started. The person making it rarely knows what they've done.
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Generational Psychology
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Every Generation Thinks the Next One Is Ruining the World
The complaint that the younger generation is destroying everything has been recorded continuously for 2,500 years. Every generation finds it fresh. None of them are right. The Boomers destroyed work ethic. Gen X destroyed community. Millennials destroyed industries and homeownership. Gen Z is currently destroying everything that survived. The pattern is perfect — and perfectly wrong.
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Communication Science
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Why Don't Humans Understand Humans?
Two minds in conversation. Both certain they are communicating. Neither transmitting what they think they are. Both will leave the room confident they understood. Miscommunication isn't a failure of language — it's the default state. The gap between what is intended and what is received is not an exception. It is the structural condition of human communication.
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Human Architecture
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To Habit Is To Human
The conversation you think you are having right now is not the conversation that is actually happening. You believe you are listening. You are pattern-matching. You believe you are choosing your words. They have already been chosen — by a system built over decades, running on a programme you did not write and cannot directly see.
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23 foundational sciences
The intellectual
architecture
Decision Physics
Irrational Mathematics
Glyph Calculus
Digestion Circle
Cognitive Routing Theory
Temporal Memory Architecture
Command Language Science
Bandwidth Ceiling Theory
Positive/Negative Signal Encoding
Atomic Memory
Conversion Physics
Decision Energy Theory
Semantic Ingestion Architecture
Shopper Archetype Classification
Behavioural Resolution Science
Premium Signal Theory
Translation Loss Science
Consciousness 2% Model
Matrix Time
Universe Language Theory
Compression-Collapse
PS Resolution System
Secret Mission Architecture
Decision Physics
Irrational Mathematics
Glyph Calculus
Digestion Circle
Cognitive Routing Theory
Temporal Memory Architecture
Command Language Science
Bandwidth Ceiling Theory
Positive/Negative Signal Encoding
Atomic Memory
Conversion Physics
Decision Energy Theory
Ten years.
One idea.
Unmatched.
Every AI tool you've used has been guessing. Confidently, impressively guessing. We built something different — a system that finds the right answer and locks it in. The same answer. Every time. Auditable from every angle.