Decision Journal - Pros & Cons

iOS app by Martin Condet. Productivity · Martin Condet

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Your decisions, simplified. Decision Journal is the clearest way to think through life's tough choices. Weigh your pros and cons, compare options side-by-side, and get a verdict you can trust. No more overthinking. WEIGHTED PROS & CONS List what matters. Assign importance from 1 to 5. See which side truly wins — not just by count, but by what matters most to you. COMPARE OPTIONS SIDE-BY-SIDE Choosing between two apartments? Two job offers? Two cities? Score each option across custom criteria and see the winner at a glance. GET YOUR VERDICT Once you've weighed everything, get a clear, instant verdict: Strong Yes, Lean Yes, Balanced, Lean No, or Strong No. Plus a full reasoning breakdown. YOUR DECISION JOURNAL Every decision is saved. Look back at what you chose and why. Useful in therapy, for self-reflection, or simply to remember how you made important life decisions. SHARE & EXPORT Share your decision as text or export a beautiful PDF. Perfect for discussing with your therapist, partner, or friends. FEATURES • Weighted pros & cons (importance 1–5) • Side-by-side option comparison • Custom criteria with weighted scoring • Instant verdict with reasoning • Decision journal with tags • PDF export & text sharing • Beautiful, calm interface • Works offline • No ads, no tracking PREMIUM Free: 3 decisions with full features. Premium: Unlimited decisions, option comparison, PDF export — one-time purchase, yours forever. NEED HELP? We respond to every message. Reach out anytime.

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