Yes or No Wheel
Two slices, one answer. Spin for an instant, unbiased yes or no.
2 active entries · Click the center to spin
Press Space to spin · Enter to spin · Esc to close winner dialog
What is the yes or no wheel?
The yes or no wheel is the simplest decision tool on the site: a wheel with exactly two slices — a green YES and a red NO. Click the centre, watch it spin, and take the answer that lands under the pointer. Every spin is decided by your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so the two outcomes are genuinely 50/50 with no hidden bias toward either side.
When to use it
Decision fatigue is real. By the end of a long day you have already made hundreds of small choices, and the low-stakes ones start to cost more energy than they are worth. Should you go to the gym tonight? Order in or cook? Send the email now or in the morning? Handing those calls to a wheel frees up attention for the decisions that actually matter.
It also works as a coin-flip replacement that everyone can see. A coin lands in someone's hand and only one person really watches it; a wheel spins on a shared screen, in front of the whole room or the whole stream, and nobody has to trust anyone's word for the result. That transparency matters for group decisions — settling a debate between friends, breaking a tie in a meeting, or deciding who goes first in a game.
If you want more than two outcomes, use the decision wheel instead, or edit the entries in the panel to add your own options. Nothing is locked down: this page is the full wheel tool with a yes/no list loaded for you.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Both slices are exactly the same size and each spin draws from crypto.getRandomValues, the same random source browsers use for security keys. You can prove it with the fairness simulator on the home page, which runs thousands of virtual spins and graphs the split.
Yes. Edit the entries in the side panel — replace them with any two options such as Stay/Go or Buy/Skip, or add more lines to turn it into a multi-option wheel.
Yes. After a spin, click Share result in the winner dialog to copy a link that contains the wheel and the outcome, so anyone can see exactly what you spun.
No. The yes or no wheel is completely free, has no signup, no ads interrupting the spin, and no usage limits.