A way to decide, not another place to search.
Big choices work the same way underneath: too many options, spread across too many sites, weighed up by more than one person. MyChoice handles that structure once — then shapes itself around whatever you’re deciding right now.
The tools we have are built for searching, not for deciding.
Nobody decides alone
Where to live, where to stay, which car, which offer — these choices involve other people, and they get argued out in group chats.
Listings show, they don't compare
Every marketplace is good at surfacing options. None of them help you weigh the ones you found against each other, let alone as a group.
Every search starts from scratch
New tabs, a fresh improvised spreadsheet, another group thread. The method never carries over to the next big decision.
MyChoice solves that shape once. Import, score together, compare, follow it through — the same method, reused every time a decision that matters comes around.
The method
Identical in every product, whatever you're choosing.Import
Paste a link from any site. The option lands in one shared place with its details intact.
Score together
Your own criteria, your own weights. Everyone involved scores; the ranking reflects all of them.
Compare
Up to four options on the same criteria, side by side. Differences stop being a feeling.
Follow it through
Statuses and notes from first shortlist to the final yes, so you always know where you stand.
Pick what you're deciding
Accounts live in each product — start where your search is.MyAPT
AvailableWhere to live
Flats and houses to rent or buy, imported from any property site, with commute times and viewing notes attached.
MyEscape
AvailableWhere to stay
Holiday stays from Airbnb, Booking, Trip.com and Agoda — every room option kept, laid out on your trip dates.
MyDrive
Coming soonWhich car
Buying or leasing — mileage, running costs and condition weighed on the criteria you set.
MyJob
Coming soonWhich offer
Roles and offers side by side — salary, commute, growth and the things that are harder to put a number on.