Try Decision Fish’s First Release

We are proud to share our first (not even beta yet) release of our mobile website to a select group of valued supporters—like you. Please:

  1. Use this link to try our first web-app, created to help you decide how much you can afford to spend on a new home.
  2. Go ahead try the Free and Pro versions.
  3. When you’re done, click on the “Take Survey” button and tell us what you think.

We will donate $1 for each survey completed by June 15 to New Visions for Public Schools, a 4-star charity dedicated to helping students achieve their fullest potential.

In addition, we’ll be proud to mail you a limited-edition Desi button as our thanks, while supplies last.

Thank you for supporting our vision that everyone is empowered to make their most important financial decisions with confidence.

Warmly,
Brett Noreen Sergei
CEO COO CTO

…and

Desi, the Decision Fish

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