Turning gut feel into numbers
Big decisions often stall because too many factors compete at once. A weighted matrix forces you to name what matters, how much it matters, and how each option scores — converting a fuzzy feeling into a ranking you can inspect and trust.
Why weighting is the key step
Not every criterion deserves equal say; price might matter twice as much as aesthetics. Assigning weights is what separates a real decision matrix from a simple pros-and-cons list, because it reflects your actual priorities in the final score.
A tool for thinking, not deciding for you
The matrix organizes your judgment; it doesn't replace it. If the winning option feels wrong, that's useful signal — usually it means a weight is off, which you can adjust until the model matches your genuine priorities.
Features
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- Custom criteria with adjustable weights (1-10)
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- Score each option against every criterion
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- Automatic weighted total calculation
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- Ranked results with visual progress bars
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- CSV export for sharing results
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- Local storage persistence
