Good Decision vs Decision Intelligence

Make decisions you can stand behind. Good Decision is a weighted decision matrix for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Compare your options against the criteria that matter to you — scored, weighted, and totalled so the best choice rises to the top. No gut feeling required. Just clarity. HOW IT WORKS Add your options and criteria, set a weight for each criterion, then score each option from 1 to 10. Good Decision multiplies scores by weights and surfaces the option that best fits your priorities — not anyone else's. AI-POWERED CREATION On supported devices, Apple Intelligence builds your matrix for you — privately, on-device: Paste a link — AI reads the page and extracts options, criteria, and specs Paste text — drop in an article or comparison, AI structures it into a matrix Describe it — type what you're deciding, and AI suggests criteria and options For current products, pasting a link gives you accurate, up-to-date specs. Prompts work best when structure matters more than live data. Your data never leaves your device. BUILT FOR APPLE iPhone, iPad, and Mac — one purchase, all devices Decisions sync automatically via iCloud Share as an image, text, or spreadsheet Full Dark Mode support Any choice with more than one option is worth a matrix. Picking an iPhone or MacBook. Weighing up job offers. Choosing where to move, what to buy, and where to eat. Requires iOS 26 / macOS 26 or later. Apple Intelligence features require a supported device.

Have you ever faced an important yet difficult decision? Have you ever had so many options and struggled to choose one, well they might be sweet burden, but you're gonna still have to choose one:) Have you ever wondered, "What if I had chosen that one? Would it have been better?" This app can help to resolve these things. While it cannot guarantee you’ll make the perfect decision—because nothing can—it helps clear your mind by listing your considerations and their importance, as well as how each option aligns with those considerations. This way, you can understand the situation at that moment and recognize that you made the best choice you could with reasonable reasons. In most cases, this actually leads to the right decisions.