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The decision matrix is the oldest analytical tool in product management for a reason — options on one axis, criteria on the other, weights on each criterion, scores per cell, sum at the bottom. Morph runs the whole thing in your browser tab. Add rows, drag to reorder, type weights, see live totals, export to PDF, PNG, or CSV. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Add as many options as you want, as many criteria as you want. Each criterion gets a weight (0–100). Each cell gets a score (0–10). Morph sums weight × score across rows for a clean total per option, and highlights the winner.
Sort options by total score, alphabetical, or original order. The matrix re-ranks instantly when you tweak a weight.
Drop into a deck, attach to an email, import into a spreadsheet for archival.
The matrix never leaves your tab. No upload, no logging.
The pros-and-cons doc is the default and it's terrible — it strips out the weights, treats every concern as equal, and rewards whoever wrote the most paragraphs. The "let's just talk it through" meeting drifts toward whoever speaks loudest. A weighted decision matrix forces you to (a) name the criteria, (b) admit which ones matter most, and (c) score every option against every criterion. That last step is where bad decisions die: when you have to put a 3 next to your favorite option on a criterion that scores 8, the math reveals the bias the prose was hiding.
A weighted scoring grid: options on one axis, criteria on the other, weights on each criterion, scores per cell. Totals reveal which option scores best across the criteria you actually care about.
No. Everything happens in your browser tab.
Yes — PDF, PNG, or CSV. Drop into a deck, share with a stakeholder, or import into a spreadsheet.
No hard limit. The UI scales up to dozens; the export keeps everything legible.
Yes — it autosaves to your browser's local storage. Or export to CSV and re-import later.