Ways to use it
- Small decisions: order takeout, go to the gym, watch one more episode.
- Games: truth-or-dare style prompts, party challenges, or “does the group agree?” rounds.
- Breaking a tie: when two people can’t agree, let the wheel decide and move on.
More ways to use the wheel
Weighted random pickerGive some entries better odds than others, with exact percentages shown for every slice.Open →Random team generatorSplit a class, a league night or a work group into even teams in one click.Open →Raffle wheelDraw winners one by one. Each winner leaves the wheel so nobody wins twice.Open →Classroom name pickerCall on students fairly. Everyone gets a turn before anyone is picked twice.Open →Prize wheelRun a spin-to-win game at an event or on stream, with rare prizes set to lower odds.Open →Random number wheelFill the wheel with any range of numbers and spin for a random one.Open →Chore wheelHand out household chores at random so nobody gets stuck with the same job.Open →
Questions
Is it 50/50?
Yes, as long as both answers have the same weight. The pick is made with a cryptographic random number generator, so neither side is favored.
Can I add Maybe?
Type Maybe on a new line. Each answer then has a one-in-three chance. You can also tilt the odds, like Yes *2.
Is this better than flipping a coin?
It’s the same odds, but you can see the result build up on the Results tab. If you notice you’re hoping for one answer while it spins, that tells you something too.