Compare places before mood or listings start bending the answer.
This version lets you weight what matters most, add your own criteria, bring in your quiz result, and turn a fuzzy shortlist into something you can explain clearly.
Start with the places you are genuinely considering. Weight the criteria that matter most to your household, add custom rows for the things broad guides cannot know about you, then read the notes as seriously as the score.
You already have 2–5 realistic areas and need to compare them before listings, views or house style start distorting the answer. If you are still at the daydream stage, start with Start Here or the fit quiz first.
Use 1 for poor fit, 3 for acceptable if the trade-off is worth it, and 5 for strong fit you would still like in a wet, ordinary week.
- 1 = poor fitIt only works if you talk yourself into it or if too many things break your way.
- 3 = workableThere is a compromise here, but you could live with it if the rest of the place earns it.
- 5 = strong fitThis clearly supports the life you are trying to build.
Your places, notes and weights stay on this device. Use copy or print if you want to keep or share the comparison.
Your shortlist summary
Start by adding places and scoring them. Your summary will update automatically.
Use this tool to cut vague interest down to one or two defensible options. After that, test whether the shortlist still works once money, services and viewing reality are added back in.