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Decision Making

Yes No Wheel

Stuck on a decision? Spin a Yes / No / Maybe wheel and let chance settle it for you.

Stuck overthinking a small decision? Spin the Yes-No wheel and stop arguing with yourself.

Entries

8 active
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Drag to reorder · ± steps weight · % shows win chance

How to use the Yes No Wheel

  1. 1

    Customise the Yes No Wheel entries to match your needs — click any slice to rename it, drag to reorder, or use the bulk import dialog to paste a list.

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    Tune each entry's weight with the ± stepper. Heavier slices win more often. The live % chip shows each entry's true win chance.

  3. 3

    Hit the SPIN The Wheel button — or just press Space — and watch the wheel pick a winner. Switch sound effects in the customisation panel.

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    Share the result with the X, WhatsApp, Facebook, or copy buttons in the winner card. Toggle "Remove Winner" if you want each spin to remove the pick automatically.

When to use a yes/no wheel

Some decisions are too small to deliberate. Should I text them? Should I buy the second coffee? Should we order in tonight? When the cost of either option is low but the back-and-forth is high, a binary wheel cuts the loop. The defaults — Yes, No, Maybe, Try Again, Definitely, Later, Ask Again, Not Sure — give you eight nuanced answers instead of a flat coin flip, which is enough to feel like the wheel actually considered the question.

Cheat at random

If you secretly know what you want the answer to be, you can stack the deck. Bump "Yes" up to weight 5 and the wheel will land there roughly half the time. We won't tell. Or use the wheel as a tiebreaker between two slightly different options by renaming the slices.

Settle group decisions

Put the wheel on a shared screen and let everyone agree to abide by the spin. It works for picking restaurants, weekend plans, what to watch next — anywhere a "majority can't agree" moment shows up.

Frequently asked

Q.01

Can I customise the answers?

Yes — replace any of the eight slices with whatever responses fit your question. "Definitely yes / Probably / Hard no" works just as well.

Q.02

Why isn't it a flat 50/50?

Pure 50/50 gets boring fast. The default deck gives you flavoured answers like "Try Again" and "Ask Again" so the wheel feels more conversational. For pure binary, replace the entries with just two slices labelled Yes and No.

Q.03

Is the result truly random?

Yes — chosen by your browser's secure random number generator, with each enabled slice getting a chance proportional to its weight.

Q.04

Should I use this for big decisions?

For anything reversible and low-stakes, sure. For job offers, marriage, or other life choices, please consult something more substantial than a colour wheel.