Enter a realistic scenario
Users step into situations that reflect real-world transitions and constraints.
How it works
Three steps, one outcome: better decisions before they count.
Make the decisions people actually face
Each path presents practical choices around the systems and tradeoffs users encounter in daily life.
See consequences before real life makes them costly
The branching structure lets users build judgment by experiencing how decisions change outcomes.
Who it serves
Built for programs that support high-stakes transitions.
Reentry & ATI programs
Support people navigating housing, work, supervision, and benefits after incarceration — the daily decision points that shape whether someone returns to custody or moves forward.
Veterans in transition
Help veterans practice decisions across civilian life, health, employment, and benefits.
Youth aging out of foster care
Prepare young adults for first-time decisions around housing, finances, healthcare, and legal systems.
Recovery programs
Support people navigating sobriety, stability, services, and daily decision pressure.
Court and family navigation
Help families and individuals prepare for unfamiliar legal and administrative systems.
Other high-stakes transitions
Use decision practice anywhere complex life changes create expensive mistakes.
Built for access
Operational from day one.
Four languages from day one
English, Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole.
Runs where people already are
Phones, tablets, correctional tablets, shared computers, libraries, shelters, courts, and service centers.
State-specific decision training
Releases reflect real supervision rules, housing programs, employment laws, Medicaid status, and cost of living where applicable.
Grounded in real-world expertise
Scenarios are informed by practitioners and subject-matter expertise in the systems users have to navigate.
Frequently asked
Quick answers.
How does Next Move™ help reduce recidivism?
Decision-making under pressure is one of the points where reentry succeeds or fails. Next Move™ lets people rehearse the high-stakes choices of reentry — housing, supervision, work, benefits — before the stakes are real. By building judgment in safe practice, the platform is designed to support stronger, more stable post-release decisions — our approach to helping reduce recidivism, one practiced decision at a time.
What is Next Move™?
Next Move™ is a decision training platform for high-stakes life transitions. It uses interactive branching scenarios where every choice has consequences, helping people practice difficult decisions before the stakes are real. The first module serves reentry from incarceration and alternative-to-incarceration programs.
What languages does Next Move™ support?
Next Move™ ships in four languages from day one: English, Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole.
Does Next Move™ cost anything for individuals?
Next Move™ never charges the people it serves. Revenue comes from B2B SaaS contracts with Departments of Corrections and community supervision agencies.
What devices does Next Move™ work on?
Next Move™ runs on correctional tablets (Securus, ViaPath, Orijin), smartphones, and any device with a web browser. No downloads or accounts required.
Is Next Move™ aligned with Reentry 2030?
Yes. Next Move™ is available across all 50 states, aligned with the Reentry 2030 initiative. Reentry 2030 is a whole-of-government reform initiative led by the CSG Justice Center, and Next Move™ supports its goals by providing evidence-based decision training for people preparing for reentry.
Request a demo
See Next Move™ in your program.
Work with a corrections agency, veterans organization, foster care program, court system, or recovery network? Next Move™ is available for a walkthrough.