AdawatYes or No wheel
One spin, one answer. Use it when you are stuck between two options and need someone else to decide.
Your list never leaves your device
The names you type are used only in this browser tab.
0 of 500 entries
The winner is chosen first with your device’s secure random generator, then the wheel is animated to land on it. Every entry has the same chance.
Add at least two entries to spin.
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How to use
- 1Think of a clear yes-or-no question and say it out loud.
- 2Press Spin and watch the wheel slow down.
- 3Take the answer, or spin again if you agreed to best of three.
- 4Want more than two answers? Add “maybe” to the list.
Tips and limits
- Agree on the rule before you spin, for example “best of three”, so nobody argues with the answer.
- Add “maybe” for a more playful wheel, but note that it lowers the chance of a straight yes or no.
- Use it for small choices only. Important decisions deserve more than a spin.
Yes or No Wheel
Some decisions are not worth the time they take: should I send that message, order dessert, go for a walk now or later? A yes or no wheel hands the choice to chance so you can move on. The wheel here has six slices, three “yes” and three “no”, which gives exactly even odds on every spin. Nothing is remembered between spins, and past results never influence the next one at all.
There is also a quiet benefit to spinning. Many people notice, while the wheel slows down, that they are secretly hoping for one answer, and that tells them what they wanted all along. If you feel that, you can ignore the result with a clear conscience. For more than two outcomes, add a “maybe” or “ask again later” slice by editing the list in the main spin wheel. Other ready-made wheels: what to eat, numbers and truth or dare.
Step-by-step guides
Frequently asked questions
Is the yes or no answer really 50/50?
Yes. With three slices each, the odds are equal, and the winning slice is picked by your device’s secure random generator before the animation runs.
Can I add “maybe” or other answers?
Yes. Edit the list and add any answers you like. Each extra slice shares the chance equally.
Does the wheel remember my last answers?
It keeps a short history of this visit under the wheel, but every spin is independent of the ones before it.
How do I enter names in the wheel?
Type one name per line in the box next to the wheel, or paste a ready-made list from a file or chat. Each line becomes a slice at once, and names in Arabic, English, numbers or any other words all work.
Is the wheel of names really random?
Yes. The winner is chosen first with your device’s secure random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), without bias, and the animation is then arranged to land on that entry. Every entry has the same chance.
How many entries can I add?
Up to 500. Labels are shortened when they are long, and on very large wheels the names are hidden but the winner is still shown below.