Pick started from a small annoyance: every dinner-time my wife and I would ask each other what to eat, and every night we’d circle back to the same few places. We didn’t need a smarter recommendation system. We needed a small tool that could let a choice land.
As for the name — her family name means fire, and I go by Little Tree. Put the two together, and a flame tree blooms.
Let a choice land
What to eat, where to go, which movie to watch — these small decisions drain more energy than you’d think. Add your options, shake or tap to begin, and let one answer come forward. Then go with it.
Some choices don’t need a perfect answer.
Flip a few, draw from many
We didn’t want to make a slot-machine randomizer. A short list becomes a card flip; a longer list becomes a warm ceramic draw vessel. Each path gives the choice a calm, visible ending. The outcome matters; the way it appears matters too.
Bring your options in quickly
Text and voice import turn loose thoughts into options. Checklist Mode crosses off each picked result, useful for lists you want to work through one item at a time. Bringing options in and finishing up stay on the same simple path, so the tool can step aside once a choice lands.