A single-page tool for weighing options against two opposed scales. Name the axes (Cheap → Expensive, Cold → Hot), add your candidates, and see them plotted on a quadrant map. Every edit is live: typing a value moves the dot, and dragging a dot writes the new values straight back into its row. There is nothing to submit.
Copy link puts the whole board — both axes, every option and its two values —
into a URL you can paste anywhere. Everything sits after the #, so it is a fragment:
never sent to a server, absent from access logs and analytics, and it works from a
file:// page with no hosting at all. A four-option board is about 160 characters:
…/index.html#q1|Cheap,Expensive|Cold,Hot|Norway,88,18|Thailand,22,88
Opening a shared link shows a banner and does not overwrite your own saved board —
that only happens if you start editing, and Restore mine backs out. You get warned
before copying a link long enough for chat clients to truncate (past ~1,800 characters,
roughly 60 options with wordy names).
Export to PNG saves the chart as it appears on screen — 1200×1200, at twice
display resolution, in whichever theme you are currently viewing — named after the
axes, e.g. quadrant-cheap-expensive-vs-cold-hot.png.
Everything is in index.html — no dependencies and no build step. Open it directly
in a browser, or serve the folder with python3 -m http.server 8765 --bind 127.0.0.1
and visit http://127.0.0.1:8765. Your axes and options autosave to the browser's
local storage and come back on reload; Clear all starts fresh and Load example
restores a holiday-destination demo.