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A second opinion that picks a side.

Don’t bother anyone else with your indecisive behavior. Give Verdict two options, a photo of each or a few words, say what it’s for, and it picks one. It tells you why, how sure it is, and what the other one does better. It never says “it depends”.

Two options. One committed answer.

When you can’t choose between two things, you ask someone, and you get “both are nice”, or “depends what you want”. Verdict never says “it depends”. It picks, and it tells you why.

How it works

Add the two options. Take a photo of each right in Verdict, or pick two from your library. Clothes, paint, furniture, food, two listings, two designs: if you can photograph it, Verdict can weigh it.

Say what it’s for. One line, like “which jacket for a winter trip to Tokyo”. It’s optional, but it’s the difference between a guess and a judgment: the more it knows, the sharper the call.

Say which way you’re leaning. Also optional. The judge never sees it: it decides blind, and only then does Verdict tell you whether it agrees with you or overrules you.

Get the verdict. One winner, never a tie, and how sure it is: 55 is close to a coin flip, 75 is a clear call, 90 and up is obvious. The loser drains to grey and steps back; the winner gets the ring.

Read why, then say what you did. Three reasons, and what the other one does better, so you know what you’re giving up. Then it asks which one you actually went with. Answering is optional.

Anything with two options you can photograph

Which jacket for a winter trip to Tokyo. Which paint for a small bedroom that faces north. Which shoes with a navy suit at a summer wedding. Which logo for a coffee cart. Which flat, when you walk to work and cook every night. Which dish on a first date. Keep it to calls like these, not health, money or legal ones, and don’t show it anything you wouldn’t show a stranger.

Private by design

No account, no name or email. Verdict’s servers keep no photos, and a photo you take in Verdict isn’t saved to your camera roll. Your history stays on your iPhone. No ads, no analytics, no tracking. Verdict is for adults, 18 and over.

Name

Verdict. On the App Store, Verdict: Help Me Choose.

Made by

TURBO GRAFFIX™

Price

Free. Runs are limited while it’s in development.

iPhone

On the App Store since 3 November 2026. Needs iOS 17 or later.

In a browser

On iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows since 7 August 2026. Add it to a Home Screen or Dock and it opens like an app.

First version

19 July 2026

Category

Lifestyle

Language

English. It answers in the language you write in.

For

Adults, 18 and over

Account

None. It never asks for a name or email.

Website

turbograffix.com/labs/verdict

Press

info@turbograffix.com

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A V split in half, breaking out into a check. The app icon PNG is 1024 × 1024 with square corners; the App Store rounds them.

For iPhone on the App Store, and in any browser on a phone or computer.

For anything about Verdict, write to info@turbograffix.com.