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A few days ago I shared my "Should I Quit?" calculator. The most common feedback was: "Okay, I should quit, but how do I know the next thing isn't worse?"
So I built Part 2: The Offer Evaluator.
Most offer comparison tools just look at Total Comp or commute time. I wanted to model the structural risks of a career move using a weighted decision matrix.
The Methodology: The "Decision OS" compares three states: Current Role vs. New Offer vs. The Market (Keep Searching). Instead of just looking at cash, it scores them on:
Reversibility: If this role is a catastrophe, how hard is market re-entry? (High reversibility = lower risk).
Sustainability: Calculated based on the gap between your current burnout levels and the new role's expected operational tempo.
Downside Safety: Modeling the stability of the new company's runway vs. your current role.
I’m curious if you think "Reversibility" should be weighted higher than "Upside" in the current economic climate.
Over the past few months, I have created a personal Diary app called "App Ananda." It operates exclusively offline and in private, allowing you to document your thoughts and daily activities. Additionally, you can add goals and track your progress over time. By considering your Goal Tracking and Diary Entries, the app generates a score (currently based on frequency) that indicates how your diary entries contribute to achieving your goals. You can utilize this feature to determine why a particular health condition arises and then improves.
You can purchase the app through the following links: Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trk7app.appananda
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/app-ananda/id6446887879
The app was constructed using Flutter, and data is stored locally without being sent elsewhere. You can export the data as an SQLite file to conduct your analysis. Furthermore, I am establishing a user community at: https://community.trk7.app/c/app-ananda/app-ananda-goals-discussions/8 to enable us to learn from each other's experiences and accomplishments.
Hope you find it useful :)