Values Sorter: Cut a long list of values to ten, then to three.?

Put what actually matters to you into a real order by answering one pair at a time, then read the result against Schwartz's circle, which tells you which of your top values genuinely pull against each other, and why certain decisions keep being hard.

WHAT YOU GET

- Twenty-nine plain-English value cards, grouped by Schwartz's ten basic values

- Forced pairs, no ties, because scoring things out of ten produces a lot of eights

- Binary-insertion sort: twelve values takes about 30 questions, not 66

- Undo any answer, and the shortlist is shuffled first so ticking order doesn't leak in

- Shows where your top five sit on the circle, and names the tension if they straddle it

HOW IT WORKS

1. Tick what matters: Be generous. Eight to fourteen is the sweet spot.

2. Answer the pairs: Which of these two, if you had to pick. One at a time.

3. Read the order: Plus which quarter of the circle they cluster in, and what that means.

One file. Double-click it and it opens in the browser you already have: Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox. Nothing to install, no account, no subscription.

Nothing you type ever leaves your computer. There is no server involved, which is why it still works with the wi-fi switched off.

30-day refund, no questions asked.