Write your criteria once: lovechoice reads the shops and keeps only what fits, saying why it drops the rest. Everyone votes whenever they like, and the matches — what all of you liked — come out on their own. No more back and forth in the group chat.
It is free, and only one person needs an account: whoever sets it up.
Ten links in a group chat, and a decision that never arrives.
Karim — first 3 work for me 👍
Anna — which one is the 3rd?
Marc — [link] not that one, I went, it is loud
Julie — anyone got the link to the Thai place?
Karim — 👍👍
Anna — so what are we doing on Friday?
Here everyone sees the same listings — the ones that already fit — votes in thirty seconds, and the matches read at a glance, with the names of whoever has not answered yet.
No spreadsheet, no extension, no app to install — though it installs if you want it to.
The assistant turns what you say into criteria — fabric, dimensions, budget — and shows them to you before anything is saved. You correct them afterwards while looking at the results, as often as you need.
« A 180×200 solid-wood bed, under €1,200, delivered in Germany. »
You read it back before saving. Nothing is applied behind your back.
A collection run opens the aisles, reads each listing once, drops what does not fit — saying why — and files the rest into a gallery. Pages are read once, however many of you are looking.
Three thumbs: no, yes, love it. On the sofa or on the train. The Matches tab keeps only what all of you liked — and nobody can overwrite anybody else's vote.
The same tool, depending on whether the list already exists or has to be found.
You describe your criteria, the tool reads the shops and comes back every day. The collection grows, the criteria are adjusted while looking at the results, and nothing is read twice.
The list already exists: ten restaurants, five rentals. You paste the links, you share an address and a password, and thirty people vote without creating an account.
Screenshots of a real collection: the dresses, the beds, the school bags and the pairs are the ones the tool read, with one family's criteria.
1,194 dresses across 18 shops, the fabric read listing by listing — and 1,746 dropped, each with its reason. Under every dress, who said yes and who said no.
182 beds across 5 shops: species, dimensions and slat height read listing by listing. What does not fit dims instead of vanishing — you can see what was dropped.
875 school bags read across two shops, 557 kept by Tim's criteria: those are the only ones left to compare.
3,118 pairs kept out of 3,773 read across 12 shops: brand, material and country of manufacture as chips, so « sneaker, leather, europe » sorts in one move.
On your own it already saves time. Together it multiplies by the number of people who no longer reopen everything.
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You do not open fifteen tabs per shop. The criteria are written once and apply to everything that comes out, tomorrow's arrivals included.
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You only judge what already fits: what does not was dropped before you, with the reason. Three thumbs per listing and you are done.
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Nobody re-reads anybody else's links. The matches keep only what all of you liked, and the tool says who has not voted yet.
Create a group, describe what you are looking for or paste your links, and send the address around.
Free, with no plan to choose.