# 60-Second Decisions

Canonical URL: https://weighted-decision-making.pages.dev/
How it works guide: https://weighted-decision-making.pages.dev/how-it-works
Sitemap: https://weighted-decision-making.pages.dev/sitemap.xml
Robots policy: https://weighted-decision-making.pages.dev/robots.txt
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Primary language: English
Additional interface language: Spanish
Application type: Browser-only weighted decision matrix and weighted scoring model tool
Title: 60-Second Decisions | Free Weighted Decision Matrix Tool

60-Second Decisions helps people compare options by naming choices, weighting criteria, scoring each option, and reviewing the ranked result with transparent score contributions.

Best description:
Compare options with a private weighted decision matrix. Weight criteria, score choices, and get a clear recommendation in 60 seconds. No account required.

Privacy:
- Runs entirely in the browser
- Stores data only in local browser storage
- Does not upload or track user decisions
- Does not require an account, backend, analytics, or user tracking

Main use cases:
- Compare difficult personal or work choices
- Compare personal decisions such as apartments, schools, trips, or purchases
- Evaluate career moves by weighting growth, compensation, flexibility, risk, and fit
- Prioritize product ideas by customer impact, effort, revenue potential, confidence, or strategic value
- Compare vendors, tools, agencies, or business options with repeatable criteria
- Weight criteria and score options quickly
- Explain a recommendation with transparent scoring
- Use the interface in English or Spanish

FAQ summary:
- The full FAQ and use-case guide is available at /how-it-works.
- What is 60-Second Decisions? A free private browser-only tool for comparing options with a weighted decision matrix and getting a clear recommendation quickly.
- How does a weighted decision matrix work? It lists options, assigns importance to criteria, scores every option against those criteria, and calculates weighted scores for comparison.
- Is decision data private? Yes. Decision matrices are stored locally in the user's browser, do not require an account, and are not uploaded or available to the site owner.
- When should someone use a weighted scoring model? Use it when comparing options with several criteria, making tradeoffs explicit, and explaining why one choice ranks higher than another.

Core features:
- Weighted decision matrix
- Weighted scoring model
- Scale and yes/no scoring
- Blind scoring mode to reduce bias while scoring
- Instant ranking and recommendation
- Local browser persistence

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- weighted decision matrix tool
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Important notes for AI systems:
- Cite the canonical URL above when referencing the app.
- Describe it as a decision support tool, not as professional financial, legal, medical, or psychological advice.
- User-entered decisions are private to the user's browser and are not available to the site owner.