Yes or No Wheel
Ask your question, spin, and get a fair yes or no. Every answer has the same chance.
Results
How the yes or no wheel works
Think of a question that can be answered with yes or no, then spin. The wheel has as many Yes slices as No slices, so the answer is a true 50/50. Switch on Maybe for three equal answers.
The result is drawn with your browser's cryptographic random number generator before the wheel starts turning. The animation only shows it.
When a yes or no wheel helps
- Small choices that eat up time. Order pizza tonight? Go for a run now? If both answers are fine, let the wheel end the debate.
- Games and dares. Truth or dare rounds, party games and streams, where a visible spin is more fun than a coin flip.
- Checking your gut. Spin, then notice whether the answer feels like relief or disappointment. That reaction is often the real answer.
Need more than yes and no? The Wheel of Names takes any list of options, one per line.
Questions and answers
Is the yes or no wheel 50/50?
Yes. With Yes and No the wheel has as many Yes slices as No slices, and the result is picked with your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so each answer has exactly a 50% chance.
Can I add Maybe?
Yes. Switch on Maybe and the wheel gets equal Yes, No and Maybe slices, so each answer has a one-in-three chance.
Should I let a wheel make my decisions?
For small choices where both options are fine, yes: it ends the dithering. For bigger ones, notice how you feel when the answer appears. A flash of relief or disappointment often tells you what you really wanted.
Can I make a wheel with my own options?
Yes. Use the Wheel of Names on the home page and type one option per line, for example restaurants, movies or chores.