Yes or No Wheel: Let the Spin Decide
Can't decide whether to take the job, buy the bag or go out tonight? Spin a yes or no wheel and see what the random number generator says.
Recent spins (last 20 on this device)
About the Yes or No wheel
A yes or no wheel is a quick way to get past a decision you keep going back and forth on. Writing the options down and spinning often shows you which answer you were already hoping for.
Use the spin as a prompt, not a final verdict. If the result surprises you, that is useful information. Add options like Yes, No, Ask again later, or Sleep on it to make the wheel more realistic.
How to use the Yes or No
Write the answers
Keep the options short: Yes, No, and any shades you want to allow.
Ask your question and spin
Ask the question out loud, then press Spin.
Act on what you feel
Notice how you react to the result. If you feel relief or disappointment, that tells you something.
Frequently asked questions
Is a yes or no wheel fair?
Each option gets an equal slice, and the stopping point comes from a random seed you can verify with the box below.
Can I add more than two answers?
Yes. Add options like Maybe, Wait a week or Ask a friend to make the choice less binary.
Should I trust the answer?
Treat it as a prompt to think. The spin helps break a tie, but the decision is still yours.
Does it need an account?
No. It runs in your browser and is free to use.
Fairness check (optional)
Before each spin, the page shows a code. After the spin, it reveals the secret behind that code. The boxes below fill in automatically after each spin. Press Check to confirm the result matches the secret.
Code for the next spin: