Individuals

Clearer than annual reviews. More useful than vague feedback.

You are judged on trust at work every day. Almost nobody gives you clear feedback on it.

Vizuna helps you see the trust proxies underneath how you show up at work, then turns that signal into clearer patterns, source-protected colleague input, and a few next Actions you can use right away.

Trust is the outcome. Vizuna measures the proxies underneath it: credibility, reliability, safety, and selflessness.

Vizuna dashboard showing personal progress and next actions

Pattern

Clearer

Next move

Ready

Trust proxies

Trust is the outcome. The proxies tell you how you are actually landing.

Vizuna is not trying to measure whether people simply like you. It helps you see the observable layer underneath trust: credibility, reliability, safety, and selflessness in real work.

What people usually feel instead

Most professionals do not hear a clean explanation of the pattern.

The signal usually arrives as confusion, heaviness, or vague feedback after the fact.

  • You get feedback late, politely, or not at all.
  • A relationship feels heavier, but nobody names why.
  • Your work is strong, but your influence still feels inconsistent.
  • You keep guessing what to improve next after a hard meeting or conversation.

What Vizuna measures

Trust is the outcome. The proxies underneath it are the signal.

Vizuna does not try to score a vague feeling directly. It tracks the observable layer underneath trust through four trust proxies: Credibility, Reliability, Safety, and Selflessness.

Credibility

How clear, sound, and trustworthy your judgment feels to other people in real work.

Reliability

Whether follow-through is experienced as dependable without chasing, re-checking, or escalation.

Safety

Whether people feel safe being candid, raising risk early, and naming tension directly.

Selflessness

Whether your intent feels balanced and team-minded rather than narrowly self-focused.

That is why Vizuna is not a survey and not a 360. It is a live, source-protected weekly signal that helps people see change while there is still time to act on it.

Why that matters in real work

A clearer read on how you are actually landing at work
Less guessing after important meetings and conversations
Specific actions tied to the signal, not generic advice
Progress you can revisit over time instead of one-off feedback
The four dimensions

The proxies underneath how you land.
One visual. Four signals.

This is the same shorthand that shows up inside every reflection, pattern, and next Action — so you always know what is being measured.

CredibilityReliabilitySafetySelflessness

Trust equation: Credibility plus Reliability plus Safety, divided by Selflessness, equals Trust.

Credibility
Are your judgment and expertise coming through clearly?
Reliability
Do people know what to expect from you week to week?
Safety
Do people feel safe being candid with you?
Selflessness
Does your attention land on them, or only on your own outcomes?
Where Solo helps first

The role changes. The pressure is still how people experience you.

Solo is most useful when your work depends on judgment, follow-through, clarity, and safety, but the signal about how you are landing is still fuzzy.

Early career

Build credibility before other people define it for you.

Strong work is not enough when no one tells you how your reliability, directness, or judgment are landing.

Solo helps you spot the pattern early and make a few better moves before a vague reputation hardens around you.

Senior contributor

Your leverage depends on more than output.

At this stage, output still matters, but trust in your follow-through, judgment, and clarity decides how much influence you really have.

Use Solo to see what is strengthening trust and what is quietly making collaboration heavier.

New manager

Management gets harder when feedback stays polite and vague.

You are expected to create clarity and safety, but most people will not tell you directly where your style is creating friction.

Start with Solo to improve your own pattern. If the real friction sits inside a few key 1:1s, Connect is the next layer.

Team lead

Some problems are yours. Some live inside key relationships.

When trust thins, alignment, follow-ups, and hard conversations all get heavier, even if the work still gets done.

Solo helps you clean up your side first. Connect becomes useful when one or two working relationships need more deliberate attention.

Your week with Vizuna

Reflect. Understand. Act.

Three steps. A clearer read on what changed. A few next moves you can use right away.

Vizuna reflection sliders showing CRSS dimensions
Step 01

Reflect

After a meeting or a hard conversation, log what happened against the four trust proxies Vizuna measures so the signal starts from real work, not vague self-assessment.

2–3 minute flow
Vizuna insights showing trust dimension breakdown and trends
Step 02

Understand

See which trust proxy moved, how source-protected colleague signal may be shaping it, and what pattern may be driving the change so you are not left guessing.

Clearer signal
Vizuna personalised action with suggested wording and context
Step 03

Act

Get a few specific Actions with wording you can use in a real conversation, so improvement feels practical right away.

One useful move
Source-protected

You’ll never see who said what.
You’ll see what to do about it.

Vizuna turns your own reflections and source-protected colleague input into a pattern you can act on this week — not a score card, not a list of critics, and never a “who said that” feed.

Your signal this week

Patterns only. No attribution, no ranking, no surveillance.

Without / with Vizuna

Less guessing. Clearer signal. A few next Actions.

The value is not abstract self-improvement. It is less guessing in real work.

Without Vizuna
  • Vague feedback that arrives late
  • Annual review lag instead of current signals
  • Guessing what to improve next
With Vizuna
  • A short reflection flow whenever it is useful
  • Clearer patterns instead of fuzzy intuition
  • Specific Actions with visible progress over time
~74%less stress in high-trust workplaces

The same HBR-published research found that people in high-trust workplaces reported roughly 74% less stress, which matters because trust affects how sustainable performance feels. HBR — The Neuroscience of Trust (Zak, 2017)

What it isn't

Not a journal. Not a 360.
A steady trust practice you actually run.

A short reflection loop, a clear signal from the people you work with, and a few Actions worth trying this week — on the rhythm of your real work.

Not a journalNot a 360

Start with Solo. Step into Connect when the challenge is specific relationships.

Solo is the fit if you want clearer feedback, visible growth, and a few next Actions you can use right away. Connect is live for the next layer: one or two key working relationships that need more deliberate support.

Private by design. Built for real work, not performative self-improvement.

Solo and Connect are live today. Team stays contact-led when you need a contained team layer.