Decision Spinner

How to use the Decision Spinner

1. Type your options into the input fields. Add as many as you need.
2. Optionally save your option set as a preset for future use.
3. Click the spin button and watch the wheel spin to a random result.
4. The winning option is highlighted when the wheel stops.

Why a visible, random spin settles group decisions better than a verbal vote

A spinning wheel resolves the specific social friction of group decision-making. When a decision genuinely doesn't matter much (which restaurant, who picks the movie), a visibly random, unbiased method removes the awkwardness of someone feeling their preference lost to another person's preference rather than to chance. It works specifically because everyone can watch the same spin and see it wasn't rigged, which a private mental coin-flip or a quick verbal "just pick one" can't offer in the same way.

Frequently asked questions

How many options can I add to one wheel?

Add as many options as you need. More options naturally shrink each individual slice, but there's no fixed cap on the list length.

Does it save my lists between visits?

Saved lists persist in your browser for that device. Clearing browser data or switching devices will lose them, so recreate frequently-used lists if you switch computers.

Can I weight some options to be more likely than others?

If weighting is supported, adding an option multiple times (or using a dedicated weight field, depending on the version) increases its odds. Check the option settings for a weight or duplicate-entry approach.