Every source of repair advice is compromised. Retailers want you to replace. Repair shops want you to repair. Fixworthy has no stake in the outcome. Describe what's broken in plain English and Fixworthy ranks four paths: fix it yourself, hire a pro, replace it, or live with it. Almost nobody else offers that last one. The cost math is deterministic and visible. AI fills in numbers you don't know and labels them as estimates. Every input is editable. No account required. Works offline.
Hi Product Hunt
I built Fixworthy because I noticed something: nobody in the repair-or-replace value chain is neutral. Retailers profit from "replace." Repair guides assume you've already chosen "repair." And nobody ever tells you that living with a slightly broken thing is a legitimate, often correct answer.
So I made the decision layer nobody owns. Deterministic cost math does the comparison. AI only estimates missing inputs and explains the reasoning, and it shows its work, so you can override any assumption and see the verdict move.
Would love feedback on which categories to expand into next. Appliances and electronics are in. Cars and HVAC are the hard ones.
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