Claritrix

Hey Fazier! I'm Monaf, solo founder of Claritrix. I built this after one too many times watching a vendor or hiring decision get made on gut feeling because nobody wanted to build another spreadsheet with hidden bias baked into the weights. Claritrix is deliberately simple: no account, no subscription, just a clear weighted scorecard you can export and actually defend to your team or your boss. Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with "how do we justify this choice" problems

The client-side, no-account design is the part that would get this used in a small studio like ours: we compare subcontractor bids and tool purchases a few times a year, and nobody wants to create yet another login for that. Two questions after reading the feature list: can the weights be locked before scoring starts, so the person who argues loudest cannot nudge them afterwards? And does the live-formula Excel export keep the weight cells editable, so a client can rerun the scorecard with their own priorities? That would make it usable as a shared artifact in a proposal, not only internally.

Weighted scorecards with no account, everything running in the browser, and an Excel export that keeps live formulas is a really practical combo for vendor and tool decisions. A one-time price instead of a subscription is refreshing too. Would you consider a shareable link so teammates can add their own scores before it's finalised?

Seems like the kind of tool that's be a good decision maker when people seem to be scared to make any decision

Exporting the scorecard to a live-formula Excel file is a smart choice, since stakeholders can tweak a weight themselves and see how the ranking shifts. Is there a built-in sensitivity view that shows how much a weight would have to change before the top option flips? That would make the result much easier to defend in a review meeting.

good decision maker tool

good decision maker tool

The no-signup approach is a great choice for a tool like this. Most teams don't want another subscription just to compare a few options and make a decision. I also like that the Excel exports keep the formulas intact. Would be interesting to see collaborative scoring where team members can evaluate options independently. Congrats on launching!

Weighted scoring with a shareable PDF/Excel export is a good fit for vendor and hiring decisions. One suggestion: a quick sensitivity view (e.g. which weight change would flip the top option) would help teams see how defensible the ranking is when people disagree on weights.

Running everything client-side is a smart call for hiring and vendor decisions, where people are wary of uploading candidate or bid data. One question: when two options end up within a point of each other, does Claritrix show how sensitive the ranking is to the weights, e.g. which weight change would flip the winner? That is usually the part teams end up arguing about.

Can a criterion be marked as a must-have, so an option that fails it is excluded rather than just losing a few points? For software comparisons, that would prevent strong scores elsewhere from masking a missing required integration. Showing the exclusion in the PDF would also make the decision easier to explain.

Exporting to a live-formula Excel file is a smart touch, since stakeholders will want to tweak the weights themselves. Can the weights be locked or shared as a template so a team scores against the same criteria?

Nice to let the team being involved in decision making!

Weighted scorecards are a great fit for hiring decisions as well as vendor selection. When we shortlist candidates for clients, different stakeholders care about different criteria. Can each person score separately, with Claritrix combining the results? And can a scorecard be shared with someone outside the team, such as a client?

Great concept — having a structured decision scorecard running entirely client-side without friction is really handy for quick team alignment. The live formula Excel export is a solid touch for stakeholders who want to audit the weights. Best of luck with the launch!