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Yes or No Wheel - Spin to Decide
What is a yes or no wheel?
A yes or no wheel is a two-segment spinner that gives you a random answer: yes or no. You spin it, it lands on one of the two options, and that's your answer.
It works the same way as flipping a coin, but the spinning animation makes it more satisfying to watch. The result is determined by a cryptographically secure random number generator before the wheel starts turning, so each spin is a true 50/50.
How to use it
Click the SPIN button (or press spacebar) and wait for the wheel to stop. That's it. The wheel lands on Yes or No with equal probability.
You can customize the wheel if you want. Add a "Maybe" segment for three-way decisions, change the color theme, or toggle sound effects on and off. Your changes are saved in your browser so the wheel remembers your setup next time you visit.
- Click SPIN or press spacebar
- The wheel lands on Yes or No with equal probability
- Add a Maybe segment if you want more than two options
- Customize colors and sound effects to your preference
When to use a yes or no spinner
Any time you're stuck between doing something or not doing it. Should you order takeout? Go to the gym? Text that person back? The wheel decides.
Teachers use it for quick classroom polls. Couples use it to settle small disagreements without an argument. Groups use it when nobody wants to be the one who actually makes the call.
It's also useful when you realize you already know what you want. If the wheel says "No" and you feel disappointed, that tells you something. The wheel doesn't just give you an answer - sometimes it shows you what you were hoping for.
Is the yes or no wheel fair?
Yes. Each spin uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator (the same one used for security keys and encryption). The animation is cosmetic - the winner is picked before the wheel starts spinning.
With two segments, each option has exactly a 50% chance. If you add more segments, the probability splits evenly across all of them.
Frequently asked questions
Is the yes or no wheel truly random?
Yes. It uses crypto.getRandomValues(), which is a cryptographically secure random number generator built into your browser. The result is determined before the spinning animation starts.
Can I add more options besides yes and no?
Yes. Tap the entry panel on the right (or below the wheel on mobile) to add options like Maybe, Ask Again Later, or anything else. You can have up to 100 entries on the wheel.
Does the wheel save my entries?
Yes. Your entries, color theme, and settings are stored in your browser's local storage. They'll be there when you come back. No account or signup required.
Can I use this in a classroom?
Absolutely. Teachers use it for random yes/no decisions, picking students for activities, or quick class votes. You can go fullscreen for a bigger display on projectors.
Is the wheel free to use?
Completely free. No ads, no account required, no limits on spins.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. The wheel is responsive and works on any screen size. You can also use the spacebar shortcut on desktop to spin without clicking.
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