Decision Wheel
Stuck between options? Let the wheel decide. Add your choices — restaurants, films, weekend plans, anything — and spin for an instant, unbiased answer. The decision wheel breaks deadlocks, ends analysis paralysis, and makes choosing genuinely fun.
How to use the Decision Wheel
The Decision Wheel turns a list of options into a single random answer. To get started, replace the default entries with your own choices — type them one at a time using the plus button, or paste a full list into Bulk Edit with one option per line. Then hit SPIN. The wheel picks a result and announces it in a popup. You can add as many options as you like, from two up to several hundred. If some options should come up more often than others, open the weights column in the entries panel and give those entries a higher number. An option with a weight of two is twice as likely to land as one with a weight of one, and the slice sizes on the wheel change to show the difference clearly. Common uses for the wheel include choosing where to eat when a group cannot agree, picking a task to start when several things are equally urgent, assigning chores so that nobody can argue the split was unfair, generating creative prompts when a blank page is winning, and deciding a winner in a group vote that ended in a tie. The reason a wheel works for decisions that a coin flip does not is that you can include as many options as you need at whatever odds you set. The result sits outside anyone in the group, so nobody has to own the outcome. Every entry stays in your browser and is never uploaded to a server. No account is needed to use this tool.