Yes or No Wheel
Can’t decide? Spin the wheel and let a fair 50/50 answer settle it.
- Yes: 50% chance
- No: 50% chance
Press Space or Enter to spin
Add a weight with an asterisk: Alice*3 is three times as likely. Up to 500 entries.
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How the yes or no wheel works
The yes or no wheel is the quickest way to break a tie with yourself. Ask your question, spin, and the pointer lands on Yes or No with exactly a 50% chance each. The answer is picked with your browser’s cryptographically secure crypto.getRandomValues() before the wheel even starts moving, and the animation is then steered to land on that result — so the spin is pure theatre and the odds are always even.
Want a softer answer? Switch to Yes / No / Maybe and each option gets a one-in-three chance. You can also tilt the odds on purpose: type Yes*2 on its own line and Yes becomes twice as likely as No, which is handy for “I’m leaning yes, but convince me” moments.
People use it for small, low-stakes calls: whether to order takeout tonight, whether to text first, whether the class gets a pop quiz, or as a party game where a spin decides dares. For anything important, let the wheel tell you which answer you were secretly hoping for — then decide for real.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the yes or no wheel really 50/50?↓
Yes. With Yes and No on the wheel, each answer has exactly a 50% chance. The result is chosen with crypto.getRandomValues() using rejection sampling, so there is no bias, and the spin animation is always steered to land on that result.
Can I add Maybe to the yes or no wheel?↓
Yes. Click the Yes / No / Maybe button above the entries box and the wheel gets three equal slices, giving each answer a one-in-three chance. You can also type any extra answers you like, one per line.
Can I make Yes more likely than No?↓
Yes. Add a weight with an asterisk, for example Yes*3 on one line and No on the next. Yes then takes three times as much of the wheel and is three times as likely to win (75% versus 25%).
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