Deciding between two things
Two phones. Two insurance plans. Two strollers. And forty browser tabs. Stop reading reviews — set up the comparison your way.
The lesson
Paste both options and ask for a comparison, and you'll get a fair, generic table of everything. Useful — not a decision. Now tell it what actually matters to you, and watch the comparison rebuild around your priorities. Then ask the follow-up most people skip: what would make the cheaper one the wrong choice, for me?
Try it — 60 seconds
I'm deciding between [option A] and [option B]. What matters to me: [the 2–3 things that actually matter]. Compare them on those — then tell me what would make each one the wrong choice.
Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — whichever you already use. Fill in the brackets with your real life.
Watch out
Its product facts can be stale or wrong. Use it to structure the decision — verify prices and specs on the seller's page before you buy.