Find products that match your values
4 quick questions. We'll match you with ethical picks ranked by what you care about.
4 quick questions. We'll match you with ethical picks ranked by what you care about.
Ethical shopping stalls when everything matters equally. This two-minute quiz asks what you actually prioritise — animal welfare, climate impact, labour conditions, plastic and packaging, ingredient safety or price — and turns your answers into a values profile that reorders every product list on the site around you.
Your profile does not hide products; it re-weights them. A shopper who prioritises animal welfare sees certified vegan and Leaping Bunny products rise; a shopper who prioritises packaging sees plastic-free and refillable options first. The underlying 0–100 score stays the same for everyone, so you can always see where your priorities diverge from the overall rating.
Every product carries sub-scores on the same six dimensions the quiz asks about, which is what makes personalisation possible without inventing new data.
Almost no product wins on every dimension. A refillable aluminium bottle may carry a higher manufacturing footprint but eliminate dozens of plastic ones; a certified organic fabric can cost more water. Making your priorities explicit means the trade-off is chosen rather than accidental.
About two minutes — a handful of trade-off questions, no email required.
No. Your profile is saved in your browser. Creating a free account only matters if you want it to follow you across devices along with your wishlist.
Yes, retake the quiz any time and your rankings update immediately. Priorities shift as circumstances do.
Never. The 0–100 score is identical for every visitor; personalisation only changes the order results are shown in and which trade-offs are highlighted.
How we score productsNo. Brands cannot pay to appear, rank higher or remove a controversy from their profile.
Our independence policyThen the default ranking — the raw 0–100 score — is already your profile, and the quiz simply confirms it.