lovechoice
Choosing as a group

Decide together, without losing the evening

Describe what you're looking for in one sentence. lovechoice reads the shops, lays everything out in a gallery, and your group votes — three thumbs, one result. For a family buying a bed as much as for thirty people picking a restaurant.

Only one person needs an account: whoever organises it.

The “Wine” gallery: bottles with their price, appellation and grape variety, and three vote buttons under each card.
15,676listings read and sorted
54shops browsed
7,514set aside, with the reason
9searches running

You already know the painful version

Ten links in a group chat, thirty people, and a decision that never comes.

Karim — the first 3 work for me 👍

Anna — which one is the 3rd?

Marc — [link] not that one, I've been, it's noisy

Julie — does anyone have the link for the Thai place?

Karim — 👍👍

Anna — so what are we doing on Friday?

Here, everyone sees the same ten listings, votes in thirty seconds, and the result reads at a glance — with the names of those who haven't answered yet.

Three moves, and it's settled

No spreadsheet, no extension, no app to install — though it does install if you insist.

1

Describe it in one sentence

The assistant turns what you say into criteria — material, size, budget — and shows them to you before anything is saved. You then refine them while looking at the results, as many times as it takes.

“A solid wood bed, 180×200, under €1,200, delivered in Germany.”

  • material solid wood — particleboard and veneer set aside
  • size 180×200 only
  • budget €1,200 at most
  • delivery Germany

You review before saving. Nothing is applied behind your back.

2

It reads the shops

A collection run opens the aisles, reads each listing once, sets aside what doesn't fit — saying why — and puts the rest in a gallery. Pages are read only once, however many of you are looking.

3

You vote, each on your own

Three thumbs: no, yes, love it. On the sofa or on the train. The “Matches” tab keeps only what everyone liked — and nobody can overwrite someone else's vote.

Two ways to use it

The same tool, whether the list already exists or still has to be found.

For a purchase that matters

Search

You describe your criteria, the tool reads the shops and comes back every day. The collection grows, the criteria get adjusted while you look at the results, and nothing is read twice.

  • A bed, a mattress, a wardrobe, a house
  • Dozens of shops in one gallery
  • Criteria change without starting over
For a one-off decision

Decide

The list already exists: ten restaurants, five holiday rentals. You paste the links, share an address and a password, and thirty people vote without creating an account.

  • Google Maps links become listings
  • One link + one password, everyone types their first name
  • A ranked result, and who hasn't voted yet

What it looks like, for real

Screenshots from the demo instance — the bottles, sneakers and houses are the ones the tool actually read.

Wine

3,669 bottles from four wine merchants, with appellation, region and grape variety as tags — so you can filter on them.

Shoes

590 pairs from nine shops. The brand and the country of manufacture are shown: sort by Nike, or by “made in Europe”.

Property

894 listings 35 minutes from the beach, from three agencies, with floor area and price picked out listing by listing.

Pricing

Per group, not per person: inviting someone costs nothing.

Discovery

€0

  • One group, two collections
  • One collection run a day
  • Group voting, with no limit on people
Get started

Unlimited

€15 / month

  • Unlimited collections
  • Priority in the collection queue
  • Read-only guest links
Try it

The prices above are launch prices and are not open for payment yet: the demo version is free and complete. Photo analysis by a model is not included in any plan — it costs too much to give away without saying so.

Your next group decision?

Create a group, paste your links or describe what you're looking for, and send the address around.