Decisions gives you free interactive tools to weigh what matters, compare real choices — jobs, homes, countries, purchases — and make decisions you can explain. No account, nothing stored.
Compare options
Score several options against the criteria that matter to you, with adjustable importance weights, and see a transparent ranking.
Guided decision
Pick a situation — career, money, moving, housing and more — and get a guided flow with a full decision report: best match, confidence, trade-offs and an alternative scenario.
Career
Reflect on salary, stress, balance, growth, security and alternatives — and get responsible, structured next steps.
Education
See the true cost of studying — fees plus income given up — and how long the income gain takes to pay it back.
True cost
See what the money you commit would have become elsewhere, and how much of the real cost is the growth you give up.
Payback
How many months until a one-off cost pays for itself, including the recurring cost that quietly eats the benefit.
Repairs
Price repairing and replacing per month of remaining life, and see when the money is too close to decide.
Clarify a choice
List the advantages and disadvantages, rate their importance, and see a weighted balance instead of a random gut reaction.
Purchase check
Check a purchase against your income, savings, how often you would use it and whether it is a need or a want — with a cooling-off suggestion built in.
Relocation
Weigh moving against staying put on salary, costs, career, family, lifestyle, safety and the things only you can score.
Housing
Compare the long-term cost of renting versus buying a home over the years you plan to stay — with every assumption stated.
Compare jobs
Compare up to three job offers on salary, remote work, commute, vacation, growth, stress, security, flexibility and cost of living.
Compare countries
Compare up to three countries on cost of living, salaries, healthcare, safety, weather, career, language, lifestyle and more — with your own priorities.
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Free, private and yours. Every tool here is free and needs no account. The tools organize your options and make trade-offs visible — they never decide for you, and your answers never leave your browser. Use them to think, then decide with your own judgment.