Three use cases
All three are now interactive. Tap the scores, reveal the twelve, switch the recipient.
Filled + light edge = you can tap it (4.1:1)
Hairline on dark = display only
Use case 01
Two buyers, one search
Separate intakes so neither anchors on the other. Inputs private, conflict published, scores never averaged.
Tap “See the 12” at the bottom
9:41
You both finished.I kept your answers to yourselves. Here’s only what I worked out.
Paul
Done · 6 answers
Sam
Done · 6 answers
You agree on
✓Three bedrooms
✓Under $600,000
✓Somewhere quiet
One conflict
Both marked essential
Paul needs
A garden
Sam needs
A garage
12
have both
340
have one
Compromise lives in the extras, never the essentials. A want one of you doesn’t share is a free win. An essential someone gives up is a loss they absorb.
Use case 02
The report that says no
The glass wall scores 96 for light and 62 for maintenance. Same feature, both numbers.
Tap any score to see why
9:41
1285 Linden Road
4 / 4essentials cleared
✓Three bedrooms
✓Under $600,000
✓Outdoor space
✓Room to work from home
8 / 11extras — a count, not a percentage
Living here — tap to expand
The house
My whole front is glass. From April the light arrives around seven and doesn’t leave until the sun drops behind the ridge.
That same glass is single-pane and forty years old. It’s why you’ll love me in May. It’s also why February will cost you.
Use case 03
The artifact that travels
Not a share button — a thing worth sharing. It carries the 62 at the same weight as the 96.
Switch recipient — the card changes
9:41
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