When to use a yes or no wheel
A yes or no wheel is great for breaking ties, settling debates, and adding a little fun to everyday decisions.
Use it to decide whether to order takeout, take the day off, or pick between two equally good options.
Let the wheel make the call. Give it a spin for an instant, unbiased yes, no, or maybe, perfect for quick decisions when you're on the fence.
Your wheels save right on your device and the spinner works offline, no sign-up required.
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Think of a yes-or-no question you want settled.
Tap the wheel and let it spin to a fair, random answer.
The wheel lands on yes, no, or maybe, decision made.
A yes or no wheel is great for breaking ties, settling debates, and adding a little fun to everyday decisions.
Use it to decide whether to order takeout, take the day off, or pick between two equally good options.
Yes. Every spin uses your browser's secure random generator, so each outcome is fair and unpredictable. You can even adjust the options or add your own answers before you spin.
Switch the mode to Yes, No or Maybe and the wheel adds a third answer, for questions that deserve more than a straight yes or no.
The results panel keeps a running tally of every answer, so a best-of-three or best-of-five spin is easy to score.
Yes. It costs nothing, needs no sign-up, and runs in any browser on phones, tablets, and computers.
It even keeps spinning offline once the page has loaded, so a shaky connection never stalls a quick decision.
Yes. Switch to Yes/No/Maybe mode for a built-in third answer.
Or edit any entry to write your own wording: 'ask again,' 'flip a coin instead,' or anything else you want the wheel to land on.
Yes. Turn on weighted slices in the wheel settings and raise an answer's weight to make it land more often.
That suits a lighthearted 'mostly yes' wheel instead of a perfectly even split.
Open the wheel and edit any entry to change its text or color, or delete the sample answers and build your own two- or three-way decision wheel from scratch.
Your changes are saved in this browser automatically.
Think of your question, then tap the wheel to spin. It lands on yes or no at random, and the result is your answer.
Switch to Yes/No/Maybe mode if you want a third option.