Would you actually plan a trip with this, or just browse it?

I built WanderGrade to answer one question for myself: out of every country, not just the ones already on my list, where does my money and time actually go furthest.

It scores ~155 countries A+ to F on affordability (World Bank PPP plus live exchange rates), safety (US, Canada and Germany advisories, with the sternest one winning when they disagree), weather, and flights. The flights grade is the weak link on purpose: it's cached fare averages, not live prices, so it's good for telling you a country is out of reach, not for booking. No sign-up, no paywall.

What I don't actually know is how people want to use this. Would you plug in real dates and a real budget and use it to narrow down an actual trip? Or is it more of a browse-and-procrastinate tool, interesting to poke at but not something you'd plan around? Genuinely curious which one it is for you, and why.