For the decisions that shouldn't be this hard.

You know cleaning the house might make you feel better. But you're exhausted, so maybe you should rest.

You finally have some free time, but now you can't decide how to spend it.

Or someone you care about needs something from you, and you're trying to figure out whether to say yes or no.

None of the options feel quite right.

And sometimes the mere idea of weighing them all feels overwhelming.

Because sometimes there isn't a clear right choice.

And sometimes you just want someone to tell you what to do.

Here's how Decide for Me would work.

1. Tell me what you're trying to decide.

What's going on? What are you trying to figure out?

2. Answer a few questions.

About your situation, what matters to you, and what you realistically have available.

3. Get an answer.

One decision based on your circumstances, without having to sort through a hundred possibilities.

4. Don't like the answer?

Explore other options. Sometimes knowing what you don't want helps you figure out what you do.

Less time going back and forth. One clear next step.

You don't have to find the perfect answer to make a decision.

And feeling guilty, disappointed, or uncertain afterward doesn't necessarily mean you made the wrong choice.

Would you use something like this?

Decide for Me is still an idea. Before I build it, I want to know if people would actually want to use it.