The Yes or No Wheel gives you a quick random answer to any question. Think of your question, tap Spin, and the wheel lands on Yes or No with equal odds. Use it to break a tie or settle small choices. It is free, instant and needs no signup.
The wheel has equal Yes and No segments by default, so the spin is a true 50/50 outcome. Add a Maybe segment to introduce a third option, or customize the entries entirely — the random pick is always uniform across whatever segments you've set.
Use it for low-stakes binary decisions — order in or cook, go to the gym now or later, send the risky message or wait. Removing the choice itself often clarifies how you actually feel: if you root for one outcome while the wheel spins, that's your real preference.
A wheel offers the same odds as a coin flip but adds a visible animation that most people experience as more fun and more "fair-feeling." It also lets you weight the answer — three Yes segments and one No to bias toward action — which a coin can't do.
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Yes. Replace one segment with Maybe or add it as a third option to turn the wheel into a Yes / No / Maybe decision maker.
When you have equal Yes and No segments, yes. The random pick is uniform across segments, so equal segments mean equal odds.
Yes — add more Yes segments than No segments. Three Yes and one No gives Yes a 75% chance.
A yes or no answer forces a decision either way. Adding Maybe leaves room for "not yet" or "ask again later", which suits questions that are not really binary.
Use it to break deadlocks between options you are already happy with. For anything with real consequences, treat it as a nudge: notice how you feel about the answer it gives.
After the page loads once, the wheel keeps working without an internet connection for that session.
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