Bring a decision with two real options
Stay or move. Keep the job or try something new. Give each option a name, then consider money, time, freedom, relationships, learning and stability. You decide what matters and how well each option meets it.
A weight is a preference, not a probability
The comparison uses the priorities and ratings you enter. It is a transparent arithmetic aid, not a validated personality test, a forecast or an instruction to choose the larger result. Unknown ratings remain unknown; a tidy number cannot replace missing evidence.
Try changing one thing
A close result may depend on just one priority. Adjust a weight and see whether the balance changes. If a small change reverses the result, first investigate that trade-off instead of treating the initial ordering as certain.
Leave with an experiment
Write down the cost you would need to accept and a small reversible step you can take. Your takeaway card records a working decision and what to check next. Everything stays in the page, with no account, text submission or model request.