User experience is a critical aspect for every designer. It is a struggle to understand user’s experience because there is no universal method for analysing architectural experience yet. From Lived world Syntax to Neuroarchitecture, methods have been developed, but with realized limitations. Hence, this research identifies the gap and develops options for user friendly and universally applicable architectural experience analysis tool. Through grounded theory, the research explored tool development at various stages of its study. In the process, five tool ideas were developed. Each one was evaluated for pros and cons by conducting pilot study. This paper documents the issues and learnings of each tool as it was improved and implemented in the next one. The research hence provides four tools at their nascent stage of exploration and each one of them have the potential of being developed into a universally applicable experience analysis method. The fifth tool is the final product of this research. Next research can start from any of the four nascent tools and lead into a completely new direction of exploration.