A little less overthinking. A little more clarity.

Good choices.
Clear tradeoffs.

There’s rarely one perfect answer.
See what matters to you—and what would change your mind.

EDIT ANYTHING ↓

02Rate your options. Set your priorities.

Swipe the table sideways to see every criterion →

Option ratings from one to five, with importance sliders from zero to ten. Higher ratings are always better.
1 Poor fit3 Okay5 Great fit
Higher is always better. Use “Low cost,” not “Cost.”

Set a rating

Make the tradeoffs visible.

Start with a real choice. The example is a weekend plan; all the names, ratings, and priorities are yours to change.

  1. Name 2–5 options and 2–6 criteria. Keep each criterion distinct and phrase it so higher is better.
  2. Tap a rating to score each option from 1 to 5. Use the same scale across options.
  3. Move the importance sliders. Zero switches a criterion off. Ten gives it the greatest relative importance.
  4. Explore what would change your mind. Try a suggested shift; Undo brings the old priorities back.

Names and ratings save here automatically when storage is available. Use Save to keep a portable JSON backup. No account or internet required.