For business owners and executives

Your client went quiet. Your team went quiet. Your partner went quiet. What do you do next?

Brain Trigger is the voice debrief for business owners and executives. After a conversation that mattered, talk for about twenty seconds. You get your next move, and the reason behind it: how your client, your partner or your team likely took the conversation.

A polite reply with nothing behind it is the hardest thing to read. You are allowed to want to know what is going on in their head, and to act on it. Every move runs through the “Make Me Great!” system, built around one goal: becoming unforgettable in 11 Seconds.

Get your free first move

Start with twelve situations, about three minutes, to see where you stand on Revenue, Reputation and Relationships. Your first move is free.

Brain Trigger Record screen with the four things to say and an orange Record button.
The whole input: about twenty seconds, four things to say.

What is really running in your head after that conversation

Three subconscious frustrations sit behind almost every conversation that matters. Brain Trigger names the one that is yours.

Revenue

The proposal went out on Monday. It is Thursday, and you keep refreshing your inbox.

Brain fact

People feel a loss roughly twice as strongly as an equal gain. That is the finding of Kahneman and Tversky.

Subconscious frustration

Underneath the waiting sits the fear of not being able to provide, and of watching the window close while you stood still.

You are allowed to want the money, and to want it badly.

The mechanism

That is why a silent inbox weighs more than you expect. Brain Trigger turns the replay into a next move you can act on today.

Reputation

A client came back without being chased. Your parents still describe your job in one vague sentence.

Brain fact

In the “Make Me Great!” method, memory is emotion multiplied by repetition.

Subconscious frustration

Underneath it sits the wish to hear your parents say they are proud, and to know your team follows you because they trust you, not because they have to.

You are allowed to want to hear it, out loud, from the people who matter.

The mechanism

People keep the feeling you leave them with, and a feeling repeated is a feeling remembered. Brain Trigger shows you which feeling the last conversation left, and what to repeat.

Relationships

Your partner feels far away. A friend stopped calling. A contact answers politely and never reaches out first.

Brain fact

Reciprocity is one of the six principles of influence, as Cialdini describes it. Give without pushing for a return, and the brain wants to give back.

Subconscious frustration

Underneath it sits the wish to feel connected again: a partner who feels close, friends who call, a team that does not keep its distance, contacts who reach out first.

You are allowed to want the connection back, and to do something about it.

The mechanism

Distance rarely arrives in one conversation. It builds in small ones that nobody debriefed. Brain Trigger makes the small ones visible while they can still be fixed.

In June 2026, Thomas Trautmann messaged 2,431 business owners and executives. Of the 231 who replied, 44 percent chose Relationships. The replies were self selected, so read it as a signal, not a study.

How it works, in three steps

  1. Record

    Talk for about twenty seconds, one minute at most. Say who it is, what you wanted, what they said or did, and how it sits now. Describe the conversation. Never record the other person.

  2. Move

    You get your next move and a short reason for it: how they likely took it. Two or three moves for today come first.

  3. Report

    The next day, tell it what happened: win, partial, tried or backfired. That report is the only thing that moves your level.

Before your first move, there is a short start: twelve situations, about three minutes, that place you on the three ladders. Pick what you actually do, not what you wish you did.

Inside the app, the full cycle is Record, Move, Rate, Report, Climb.

Brain Trigger diagnostic screen, one of twelve situations, with four answers to choose from.
The start: twelve situations, about three minutes.
Brain Trigger Archive screen listing your past moves, with filters by Revenue, Reputation and Relationships and by result.
Your moves wait in your Archive, filtered by R and by what you reported.

What is inside every next move

Moves first, because you have a day to use them. Then the reason behind them.

  • Two or three concrete moves for today
  • The brain fact behind what happened
  • The subconscious frustration, named to your situation
  • The permission line: you are allowed to want this
  • The mechanism, why it works that way
  • A short stamp that ties it back to the “Make Me Great!” system

This is not a generic chatbot

A generic AI answers from everything it has ever read, and gives you a different opinion every time you ask. Brain Trigger is built the other way round.

One method, not a mood

Every move is held to the “Make Me Great!” system, the whole system and not a single technique.

Approved brain facts only

The reasons behind a move come from a bank of approved brain facts, not from whatever sounds clever today.

Your level moves on real results

You climb only when you report that something real happened. Nothing else moves it.

Brain Trigger How it works screen with a short intro and a five step cycle.
Inside the app, a How it works page explains the idea in two minutes.

Three ladders, ten stages each, never blended

A strong Revenue stage never hides a weak Relationships stage. Each R has its own ten stages, and you climb each one on its own.

Revenue

The top is “No Pitch Needed”

Ten stages, and stage 10 is the top of the Revenue ladder.

Reputation

It starts at “Invisible”

Ten stages, and the next one up is “Noticed”.

Relationships

It passes “Polite Contacts”

Ten stages, and the next one up is “Known by Name”.

The prize: “Unforgettable in 11 Seconds” opens only when all three ladders reach stage 10. That takes months, not days.

Unforgettable in 11 Seconds is the goal of the “Make Me Great!” method. It is not a lab finding.

Brain Trigger Home screen with three rings, one per R: Revenue, Reputation and Relationships, each with ten stages.
The Home screen: one ring per R, ten stages each.

The plans, monthly

You start free: twelve situations, then one free first move. After that, pick the plan that fits how many conversations you debrief.

Spark

$7 a month

  • 10 moves a month

Trigger

$17 a month

  • Up to 120 moves a month
  • The three R dial on Home

Command

$47 a month

  • 120 moves a month
  • The three ladders with every stage named
  • Stage up moments
  • The book inside the app

Honest limits

You are making decisions with this, so here is exactly what it is and what it is not.

What it is

  • A language model writes your next move, inside a fixed structure and an approved bank of claims.
  • Your voice is turned into text, and the audio is deleted right after.
  • It reads what you tell it, so it reads the conversation from your side.

What it is not

  • No camera, and no emotion reading.
  • Not therapy.
  • Not medical or legal advice.
Dr. Thomas Trautmann

Who is behind it

You carry every conversation alone, and nobody debriefs you afterwards. Dr. Thomas Trautmann built Brain Trigger to close that gap.

He holds a PhD in Artificial Neural Networks, he is a Certified Neuromarketing Instructor, he is the author of “Make Me Great! Become Unforgettable”, and he has trained executives worldwide.

Book cover of Make Me Great! Become Unforgettable

The book behind the “Make Me Great!” system that every move is held to.

“It’s not helping others that makes you happy, it’s being happy that lets you help others.” Dr. Thomas Trautmann

Questions you are allowed to ask

What do I actually do?

After a conversation that mattered, you tap Record and talk for about twenty seconds, one minute at most. You get your next move, with the reason behind it. The next day, you report what happened. It runs in your browser on a phone or a computer, and you can add it to your phone home screen without an app store.

How is this different from a generic chatbot?

A generic AI answers from everything and gives a different opinion each time. Every move here is held to the “Make Me Great!” system, the whole system and not a single technique, plus a bank of approved brain facts. Your level moves only when you report a real result.

Does it use my camera or read my emotions?

No camera, no emotion reading. Your voice is turned into text and the audio is deleted right after. Describe the conversation, and never record the other person.

How long does it take to reach the top of a ladder?

Months, not days. Your level moves only on results you report, and there is no shortcut.

Is it free?

The twelve situations and your first move are free. After that, plans start at $7 a month.

Is it only for my clients?

No. Relationships here means personal and professional, with equal weight: your clients, your team, your partner, your friends and your contacts.

Tonight’s conversation is already running in your head.

Give it twenty seconds. Left alone, it costs you a bedroom, not just a boardroom.

Get your free first move

Start with twelve situations, about three minutes. Your first move is free.

Copyright 2026. Dr. Thomas Trautmann. All Rights Reserved.