I used to spend hours comparing products... So I built a system to make smarter decisions faster

Lately, I kept running into the same issue — whether it was choosing a new laptop, comparing SaaS tools, or evaluating job offers… I'd end up stuck in decision loops.

Dozens of tabs open. Tons of review sites. Endless overthinking.

I kept asking myself:
What if I could actually compare the things that matter to me — side by side — in a simple, structured way?

That led me to build a lightweight system:
I could list out my options, define what mattered (like performance, pricing, features), assign weights based on priority, and let it calculate scores for each.

It started simple, but it honestly changed how I think through decisions.
Once I could see the trade-offs clearly, the overwhelm dropped — and confidence went up.

Now I’m curious how others handle this…

How do you deal with too many options?
Do you use your own systems, frameworks, or tools?
Ever hit decision fatigue while building or launching?

Would love to hear your approach — especially from other indie hackers juggling 100 things at once.