What's on the couples question wheel
The wheel comes loaded with 12 prompts chosen to mix nostalgia, honesty, and a little fun. You get questions about your first date, your best shared memory, and your biggest dream alongside lighter ones like "Weirdest habit?" and "Fantasy job?". There's also "Song for us?", "Dream trip?", and "Fav feature of mine?" — the kind of question that's easy to skip in everyday conversation but genuinely interesting when you're forced to answer it.
The mix matters. A wheel that's all deep questions turns into therapy. One that's all fluff stays shallow. These 12 sit in the middle: personal enough to spark something real, light enough that neither of you dreads your turn.
Swapping or adding questions
Every entry is editable. Click one to rename it, hit the X to remove it, or type a new question into the text field and press Enter to add it. If you've got a longer list ready — anniversaries, inside jokes turned into questions, whatever — paste it as a newline-separated list using the bulk import text area and they'll all load at once.
You can also hide a question with the eye toggle to skip it for a session without deleting it permanently. Useful if one prompt comes up too often or you want to save it for later. The Ideas button can suggest additional questions if you want to expand the wheel without having to think them up yourself.
If you'd rather build a wheel entirely from scratch around a different theme, the wheel generator gives you a blank canvas to work from.
Keeping it fair across rounds
Every entry on the wheel carries equal weight by default, so each question has the same chance of coming up. If you want certain questions to appear more often — say, you're working through a particular theme — you can raise the numeric weight on those entries directly in the editor. Higher weight means a proportionally larger slice and proportionally more frequent wins.
Turn on Remove Winner below the wheel and each question disappears from the pool after it lands. Spin through all 12 and you'll have covered every prompt exactly once, with no repeats. That's a clean structure if you're using the wheel as a proper conversation game with a beginning and an end.
Spin history for the session logs every result in order beneath the wheel, so you can glance back at what you've already discussed.
Ways couples actually use this
The most common use is straightforward: sit together, take turns spinning, and both answer the question it lands on. But the wheel works just as well over a video call — one person shares their screen and spins for both. The winner dialog has a share button so you can send the result directly to WhatsApp or copy it to paste into a chat if you're playing asynchronously.
It also fits into a longer evening. Spin a few rounds before dinner, leave it open, come back to it. Because the session history tracks what's already come up, you won't lose track of where you left off — at least within that visit.
If you're looking for other question-based wheels, the questions hub has options organised by category. Or if the choice itself is the thing you're trying to make — restaurant, movie, weekend plan — the decision wheel is built for exactly that.