Useful digital products for real decisions.

Three examples you can inspect

These examples describe observable product behaviour checked on 8 November 2026. They are not traffic, sales or return-on-investment claims.

Scran: make menu comparisons interpretable

The Guernsey Americano report previously mixed drinks with similarly named food. The comparison now requires a coffee category, retains the venue and source date, and distinguishes explicit cup-size prices from ambiguous combined prices. Small samples are labelled rather than presented as island-wide averages.

Inspect the coffee report and its dated rows · Inspect the matching public data

ApplianceBench: turn a label into a useful cost comparison

The dishwasher report keeps the exact model, label market and tested eco-cycle measure. Its calculator combines kWh per 100 cycles with the visitor’s own usage and electricity price. It reports electricity only; it does not infer cleaning performance, lifetime reliability or water cost.

Try the energy comparison

CharitySignal: keep financial comparisons tied to their returns

A charity’s income and spending are shown with the underlying reporting periods. Year-to-year percentage changes use the full-year figures; a change is not presented as a quality rating or proof of impact.

Inspect a charity’s figures, periods and source links

Each product has its own coverage limits. Missing facts remain unknown, and a working public page does not establish external endorsement or investment performance.