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Secil Studio / Decision Tools
Tiny tools for everyday decisions.
What to wear. What to eat. What to do next. Less overthinking, fewer decisions.
Free tools · No sign-up · No guilt loops
Featured / Decision-01
Outfit Matcher
Stop overthinking what to wear.
Outfit Matcher takes the pieces you already own and gives you something to wear, so getting dressed stops being a decision.
Category / WearAccess / FreeStatus / Live
Standing in front of a full closet with nothing to wear.
Choose a decision
What are you trying to decide?
Every tool here solves one small decision. Pick the one that is on your mind.
01 / Wear
You know what you own. You just cannot decide.
- Details
Stop overthinking what to wear.
02 / Eat
Something to cook, or something gentler than the craving.
Meal MatcherBeta · Free
Decide what to cook from what you already have.
DetailsCravewiseBeta · Free
Eat what you crave, with a gentler swap.
Details03 / Do
One next step, or a plan for the whole week.
One Small MoveFree
Get one next step instead of a full to-do list.
Details04 / Money
A small experiment for one saving goal.
- DetailsMy Fund JarFree
See a savings goal instead of a spreadsheet.
Studio principles
Small tools. Less mental friction.
- No accounts.
- No streaks.
- No guilt loops.
- No unnecessary complexity.
Useful little tools that help you make a decision and move on.
Paid tools / Shop
A few deeper tools for problems worth solving more than once.
The free tools handle one moment. These stores hold the printable and digital tools for the systems behind them.
Etsy
Printable and digital tools from the studio, sold through Etsy.
View on Etsy →Gumroad
Digital downloads from Secil Studio, delivered through Gumroad.
View on Gumroad →Prices and formats are shown on each product page in the shop.
About Secil
I make small tools around problems I actually encounter in everyday life. If something takes too much thinking, repetition or mental energy, I try to make it simpler.
More about Secil →New little tools, occasionally.
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