Align Your Team on Technology Decisions
Track your tech with Nucleus a shared radar for technology choices, with a clear record of why decisions were made.
Organization insights for modern engineering teams
The Technology Decision Problem
Engineering teams waste countless hours debating technology choices, often ending up with fragmented tech stacks and misaligned decisions that slow down development and increase technical debt.
Decision Paralysis
Teams spend weeks debating which framework, library, or tool to use for each project
Fragmented Stacks
Different teams choose different solutions, creating maintenance nightmares and knowledge silos
Hidden Risks
Without historical context, teams forget why choices were made and may revisit outdated or risky technologies.
Your Technology Radar
Nucleus creates a shared technology radar that brings transparency and alignment to your technology decisions, helping teams make informed choices together.
Visual Tech Radar
Create an interactive technology radar that visualizes your current and planned technology choices across all teams.
Collaborative Decisions
Enable teams to see context on previous technology decisions, discuss options, and align on the best path forward.
Decision History
Track the evolution of your technology choices over time and understand the reasoning behind each decision.
Tool Integrations
Integrations with GitHub, Slack, and Jira are coming soon to seamlessly connect with your existing workflow.
Adoption Tracking
Monitor how technologies move through different stages from assessment to adoption across your organization.
Custom Categories
Organize technologies by your own categories like languages, frameworks, tools, and platforms.
Accelerate Team Onboarding
New team members can get up to speed faster with a clear view of your technology landscape and the reasoning behind each choice.
Instant Context
New hires immediately understand what technologies your team uses and why, eliminating weeks of confusion and questions.
Learning Roadmap
Help new team members prioritize what to learn first by showing which technologies are actively used versus deprecated.
Consistent Standards
Ensure all team members, new and experienced, are informed on technology choices and architectural decisions.
The Nucleus Tech Radar
The Tech Radar feature in Nucleus is inspired by the technology radar concept pioneered by ThoughtWorks. It provides a visual framework to categorize and communicate technology choices across your organization.
- Adopt— Technologies that have been proven and recommended for use
- Trial— Technologies worth exploring in pilot projects
- Assess— Technologies to monitor and evaluate
- Hold— Technologies to avoid or phase out
Interactive Technology Radar
About Axiomary
Our Mission
We're building Nucleus to tackle a problem we have seen firsthand: the lack of transparency and clarity in technology decision-making within growing engineering teams. Too often, decisions are made in silos, forgotten, or debated repeatedly, slowing progress and creating confusion.
Our goal is simple. Provide engineering teams with a single, collaborative place to record, track, and review technology decisions. With Nucleus, every choice is documented, visible, and understandable so teams can move forward confidently without losing context.
Why Technology Radar?
The technology radar concept, pioneered by ThoughtWorks, has proven valuable as a general tool, but it often lacks the specific context needed to be useful for each organization’s unique use case. Existing options were either too complex, too rigid, or did not provide the transparency and historical record of decisions that teams need.
Nucleus makes technology radar practical and actionable for teams of all sizes. By combining a shared radar with decision history and transparency features, Nucleus ensures that every tech choice is visible, trackable, and backed by context.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a technology radar?
A technology radar is a visual tool that helps teams track and communicate their technology choices. It organizes technologies into rings (adopt, trial, assess, hold) and quadrants (languages, frameworks, tools, platforms).
How does this help with team onboarding?
New team members can instantly see what technologies your team uses, which ones are preferred, and why certain choices were made. This eliminates the usual confusion and helps them prioritize what to learn first.
How is this different from other tools?
Many tools on the market focus on procurement or require complex setup, making it hard to see the full context of your technology decisions. Nucleus is designed to be simple and practical, providing a shared space for historical decision records, and overall engineering tech management. It gives teams the transparency they need to track what was decided, why, and how it impacts their tech stack, without unnecessary complexity.
Can I try it for free?
Yes! We offer a 14-day free trial with full access to all features. No credit card required to get started.
What integrations do you support?
Integrations with popular tools like GitHub, Slack, and Jira are coming soon to help empower your team with seamless workflows. We're building these based on early user feedback.
Get Started Today
Ready to bring clarity to your technology decisions? Let's discuss how Axiomary can help your team.
Ready to bring clarity to your technology decisions? Let's discuss how Axiomary can help your team.
Pricing Coming Soon
We're finalizing our pricing plans to ensure they provide the best value for teams of all sizes
Starter
For small teams getting started
- Up to 25 team members
- Basic technology radar
- Team collaboration
- Email support
Professional
For growing engineering teams
- Up to 100 team members
- Advanced radar features
- Custom categories
- Tool integrations (coming soon)
- Priority support
Enterprise
For large organizations
- Unlimited team members
- Enterprise features
- Advanced analytics
- SSO & security
- Priority integration requests
- Dedicated support
Ready to Align Your Team?
Join engineering teams who are making better technology decisions with clear, collaborative technology radars.