ChoiceMaker 1.3

Facing decision overload? Struggling to determine what task to tackle first amid a variety of options? Whether it’s selecting a lunch destination, planning weekend activities, choosing a book to read, picking a game or movie, shopping for gifts, organizing student groups, planning classroom activities, exploring dessert venues, or postponing chores—this tool aims to streamline your decision-making process.

Designed for users seeking assistance in selecting one or more items from a predefined set, this application offers a practical solution inspired by the classic "jar of popsicle sticks" decision-making method, now conveniently available on your mobile device.

Participants begin by creating a Set—an organized grouping such as:

• "Books I want to read"
• "Restaurants to try"
• "Date night ideas"
• "My 6th-grade science class"

Within each Set, users can add Members—individual options such as:

• "The Hobbit", "The Art of War", "To Kill a Mockingbird" (in "Books I want to read")
• "Buffalo Wild Wings", "Red Lobster", "Olive Garden" (in "Restaurants to try")
• "John Smith", "Mamoona Hafez", "Jinran Lao", "Kyle Brown" (in "My 6th-grade science class")

Enhancing organization and filtering capabilities, users can also assign Tags to each Member. These Tags facilitate the creation of new Sets based on common characteristics or preferences and support refined filtering during selection.

With your Sets, Members, and Tags properly configured, you are ready to offload some of your decision-making efforts.

On the home screen, select the "Choose!" option. You can specify whether to select Members from a particular Set or based on specific Tags. When choosing by Tags, you can opt for Members that possess ALL selected Tags or ANY of the chosen Tags. You can also specify the number of Members to retrieve; leaving this field blank defaults to one result.

After obtaining your selection, you may choose to delete it or save the query for future use. Saved queries are conveniently accessible from the home screen for rapid reference and decision support.