Click the wheel or press Space Tap the wheel to spin

Ready-made wheels

Wheels for common decisions

Each one is a wheel of its own, ready to spin. Edit the list once you are there.

See all 19 wheels

How it works

Three taps to an answer

Pick your wheel

Yes / No answers a single question. Custom list takes as many choices as you want to type.

Choose what happens after

Keep every choice for repeat spins, remove winners as you go, or count how often each one comes up.

Spin

Tap the wheel or press space. The result lands where the pointer stops β€” no take-backs.

What you get

Everything, nothing in the way

No account, no paywall, no popup asking for an email before you can spin.

Genuinely random

Each slice is the same size and the landing spot is drawn fresh every spin. Nothing is weighted behind your back.

Your own choices

Type one per line and the wheel rebuilds as you go. Up to 60 choices, with colours assigned automatically.

Shareable wheels

Copy the link and whoever opens it gets your exact list, ready to spin. The choices travel in the URL.

Built for thumbs

The wheel scales to your screen and the controls stack underneath it. Works the same on a phone as on a laptop.

Remembers your list

Your choices and settings stay put when you come back. Everything is stored in your browser, not on a server.

Yours to tune

Set how long the spin runs, mute the clicks, or turn off the confetti. Reduced-motion settings are respected.

Questions

Good to know

Is the wheel actually random?

Yes. Every spin picks a slice with the browser's random number generator, then rotates to land there. Past results have no effect on the next spin, so a run of five in a row is luck, not a pattern.

What is the difference between Keep, Remove and Count?

Keep leaves the wheel untouched, so any choice can win again. Remove takes the winner off the wheel β€” useful for drawing names or working through a list without repeats. Count keeps everything on the wheel but tallies how often each choice wins, which helps when you want to spin a few times before committing.

How many choices can I add?

Up to 60. Past about a dozen the labels shorten to stay readable, but every slice is still an equal share of the wheel.

Do you store my choices?

No. Your list is saved in your own browser so it is there when you return, and the share link carries the choices inside the URL itself. Nothing reaches a server.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Tap the wheel to spin. The layout switches to a single column on narrow screens and the wheel sizes itself to fit.

Should I make real decisions this way?

For dinner, chores and who goes first, absolutely. For anything that matters, a wheel is best used to notice how you feel about the answer it gives β€” that reaction usually tells you what you already wanted.