Fixworthy
Should you repair it or replace it? Get an honest answer.
Fixworthy launched on July 21, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
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.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Business Developer Robin Spagna Language EN English Size 15.7 MB iPhone, iPad The only repair-vs-replace app with no stake in your decision. See real math for repair, hire, replace, and live-with-it: every number visible and editable. Should you repair it, replace it, hire someone, or just live with it? Every other source of advice on this question has a stake in the answer. Retailers want you to buy new, repair shops want you to fix it, and DIY guides assume you have already decided. Fixworthy has no stake in which way you go. It is an honest broker, not a sales pitch. Describe what is broken in your own words, like my…from apps.apple.com
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