What's on the date night idea wheel
The wheel comes loaded with 12 entries that cover a decent spread of moods and budgets. Some are stay-at-home (Board games, Movie marathon, Art night), some need a little prep (Picnic, Cook together, Cook a recipe), and a few get you out of the house (Trivia bar, Ice skating, Museum visit, Karaoke). Wine tasting and Stargazing sit somewhere in between — low cost, high atmosphere.
That mix matters. If both of you are open to anything, a single spin settles it. If one option lands and it genuinely doesn't work that night — wrong weather for a Picnic, the rink is closed — just spin again. There's no penalty for re-spinning.
Swapping and tweaking entries
The 12 entries are a starting point. You can delete any that don't apply (hit the X next to the entry), add your own via the text field, or paste a whole list at once using the bulk-import text area. If one idea is a firm favourite, give it a higher weight using the numeric input on its row — weighted entries take up a larger slice and win more often, without you having to duplicate them manually.
You can also hide an entry with the eye-toggle. That keeps it in the list for future sessions without it coming up in tonight's spin — handy if you did Karaoke last week and want to skip it for now without permanently removing it.
If you want to build a completely custom list from scratch, the wheel generator lets you start with a blank wheel and enter whatever you like.
Using Remove Winner to work through the list
Toggle Remove Winner on (the switch sits just below the wheel) and each result gets pulled from the pool after it lands. Spin through the full 12 and you'll have visited every idea without repeating once — a practical way to plan date nights a week or two ahead. When the wheel empties, reload the page to reset the entries.
Sharing the result
Once the wheel lands, a winner dialog opens with share buttons. You can copy the result to clipboard, send it via your phone's native share sheet, or post it directly to X, WhatsApp, or Facebook. The share sends the winning entry text and the page URL — enough for a partner to open the same wheel and see what you're spinning from.
If you enjoy spontaneous group decisions, the Party hub has wheels suited to group nights, and the challenge wheel is a good follow-up once you've picked the activity.