Stratagem Atlas

China & India · Antiquity → Modern

Today

Your daily ritual: a morning strategy, an evening check-in, reviews that are due, and your mastery map.

Profiler

Describe the other side's character, or your own. The profiler maps traits to the classic weaknesses (Sun Tzu's five dangers, Vidura's six faults) and suggests strategies and defences. Use it to understand and de-escalate, not to manipulate.

Pick a few traits and press Profile.

Simulator

Branching scenarios from real life. Choose a move at each step, see the consequence and the strategy behind it, then get scored.

Journal

Log real situations, the strategy you used and what happened. Over time it shows which strategies actually work for you.

Paths

Guided learning tracks, one short lesson a day. Tick each strategy once you understand it, quiz the day, then mark it complete.

Map

The Network shows every strategy clustered around its school; tap one to see its parallels, relatives and counters. The Counter Wheel shows which type of strategy beats which.

Forge

Add your own strategies, from other traditions (Japanese, Greek, Persian…) or from your own experience. They appear everywhere: Atlas, War Room, Drill, Map and Plan.

01 / Atlas

Every strategy, filterable by tradition, era, type, situation and ethics. Tap a card for its philosophy, a step-by-step method, a modern example and its counter.

02 / War Room

Describe your situation. The matcher ranks strategies by domain, your relative position, your goal and your ethical limit, then drafts a three-move play: Assess → Act → Secure.

01 · Describe it (optional)
02 · Arena
03 · Your position vs. the other side
04 · What do you want?
05 · Ethical limit

Shadow strategies appear only as "know it to defend against it".

Pick an arena and a goal, then generate a play.

03 / Oracle

Cast six lines, Yijing-style, to draw a strategy to reflect on. Use it as a daily prompt: where in your life does today's strategy apply?

Hexagram · Cast
The lines are silent. Cast to draw a strategy.

04 / Philosophy

The schools of thought behind the strategies, how China and India approach the same problems, and a glossary of key terms.


Comparative Lens

Same problem, two civilisations: where the traditions converge and diverge.


Glossary

Core vocabulary of Chinese and Indian strategic thought.

05 / Timeline

Strategies placed by their source or illustrative episode, from the Yijing tradition to the 21st century. China on the left, India on the right.

06 / Compare

Put any two strategies side by side. Try a Chinese and an Indian strategy from the same category.

⇄ vs

07 / Drill

Train recall so the right strategy surfaces when you need it. Quiz yourself, or flip flashcards.

08 / Campaign Plan

Assemble strategies into a plan for a real situation. Add from any card, move between phases, add notes, then export.

09 / Saved

Your starred strategies and notes. Stored in this browser; export a backup any time.