Help someone see the life they almost chose
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https://forkslifepath.comPersonal DM (for a friend who is stuck)
Hey — you mentioned you’ve been thinking about a big decision. I built a small thing called FORKS that compares the path you’re on with the path you keep thinking about. It’s free, takes 3 minutes, and the result is built to make the trade-offs obvious: upside, downside, hidden costs, regret risk, and what to do in the next 30 days. Try the example without signing up: https://forkslifepath.com/example If you run one, I’d love to know if it matched your gut or pushed back on it.
Twitter / X thread
I kept having the same "should I quit / move / leave / start" conversation with myself for months. So I built FORKS — a what-if reflection tool that compares the path you’re on with the path you keep thinking about. It’s not a predictor. Not AI fortune-telling. Just a structured frame to look at the trade-offs honestly. → https://forkslifepath.com/example Free. No upsell. 3 minutes.
LinkedIn post
I kept circling the same major life fork for months without ever laying the two paths out side by side. So I built FORKS — a free what-if reflection tool for major life decisions. You describe your current path, an alternate you keep thinking about, set a timeline, and tell it your biggest hope and fear. It generates a structured side-by-side: upside, downside, hidden cost, regret risk, and a 30-day plan. It does not predict the future. It does not give advice. It is a frame to slow down and see the trade-off honestly. If you’re stuck on quitting, moving, leaving, or starting something, you might find it useful. → https://forkslifepath.com/example Honest feedback (especially “this was useless”) is what I need most right now.
Reddit (r/decidingtobebetter / r/findapath / r/careerguidance)
I kept getting stuck in the same loop: “should I quit / move / leave / start,” then doing nothing for months, then doing the same loop again. So I built a thing called FORKS. You describe your current path and one alternate path you keep thinking about, set a timeline, tell it your biggest hope and biggest fear, and it generates a structured side-by-side: upside, downside, hidden cost, regret risk, and what to do in the next 30 days. It’s not predictions, not AI fortune-telling, not therapy. It’s a structured frame to slow down and look at the trade-off honestly. Free. No payments. No marketing list. I just want to know if the result is actually useful or if it falls flat for someone other than me. → https://forkslifepath.com/example (you can see the example without signing up) If you run a fork, I’d love to know: - Did the result match how you actually feel about the decision? - Was anything surprising? - What’s missing? I built this — happy to answer questions.
Indie Hackers
The problem I had: I spent months in the same “should I quit / move / start something” loop. Every conversation ended with “I don’t know yet, I’m still thinking about it.” I never actually laid the two paths out side by side. What I built: FORKS is a what-if reflection tool for major life forks. You describe your current path, an alternate you keep thinking about, set a timeline, and tell it your biggest hope and fear. It gives a structured comparison: upside, downside, hidden cost, regret risk, and a 30-day plan. Not a predictor. Not an AI oracle. Not therapy. Just a structured frame to slow down. The stack: - Next.js 15 (App Router) - Supabase (Postgres + Auth + RLS) - Tailwind - Vercel Built solo over a few weeks of evenings. About $0/month in costs right now. Single fork is free. Forks Insight is a $49 one-time pattern audit if you want it. Live: https://forkslifepath.com/example What I’d love feedback on: 1. The result page — is the structure (upside / downside / hidden cost / regret risk) the right one, or is something missing? 2. The intake — 7 fields, 3 steps. Too long? Too short? 3. Would you pay for fork history + comparison-of-comparisons?
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