Think of your question, press the button and let the wheel decide.
Phrase something that can be answered yes or no, such as "Should I order pizza tonight?". Type it in the question box if you want it to show in the history.
By default the wheel only has Yes and No. Turn on "Include Maybe" to add a third answer with the same chance as the others.
Press "Yes or no?" or tap the wheel itself. It spins for a couple of seconds and stops on the drawn answer.
Each answer is logged with the question and time, together with the Yes/No count and your current streak.
Not every decision deserves half an hour of thought. Takeaway or cooking, gym today or tomorrow, send that message or not: when both options are close, letting chance decide saves time and energy. Many people notice, the moment the answer appears, which result they were secretly hoping for, and that helps too.
It also works as a game: at parties, for dares and truth-or-dare, on streams where viewers ask questions, or in class to decide who goes first.
With "Maybe" turned on, the wheel has three answers, each with a one-in-three chance. It is useful when you want an "ask again later" option. If you need more options, or want to weight one of them, open the full spin wheel, which starts with Yes and No and lets you add entries and weights.
Yes. The answer is drawn before the wheel spins, using crypto.getRandomValues, the browser's cryptographic generator, with rejection sampling to rule out bias. Yes and No each have exactly a 50% chance and one answer doesn't affect the next: even after five Yes in a row, the chance of No is still 50%.
Yes. The answer comes from crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling, so Yes and No each have a 50% chance (or one third each with Maybe). The animation only reveals the answer already drawn.
Yes. Turn on "Include Maybe" under the button. The wheel is redrawn with three equally likely answers.
No. Every spin is independent. The streak is just for fun; the chance stays the same on every question.
The history is kept only in your browser so you can look back at it. Nothing is sent to a server, and you can clear it at any time.
Yes. Use the "Open the spin wheel with Yes and No" link to go to the full spin wheel, where you can add options, set weights and save wheels.
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