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Yes or No Wheel

Think of your question, spin the wheel, and get a yes or a no instantly. Add "Maybe" if you want a third option.

Yes or No

Ask and spin

Think of a yes-or-no question and click the wheel to get your answer.

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Winner

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Wheel Status

2 options loaded

  • Yes
  • No

History

No spins yet.

How to use the yes or no wheel

Think of a question that can be answered with yes or no, for example "Should I order pizza tonight?". Click the wheel or the "Spin Wheel" button and wait for it to stop: the answer is highlighted and saved in the history.

Templates switch the options in one click: "Yes / No / Maybe", "True / False", or "Yes / No / Ask again". You can also type your own answers in the box, one per line.

Are yes and no equally likely?

Yes. With two options, each has exactly a 50% chance, just like a coin. The result is decided by the browser's cryptographic generator the moment you press; the animation only reveals the answer.

If you add "Maybe", each option has a 1 in 3 chance (33.3%). To tip the scales, repeat an option: with "Yes", "Yes", and "No", yes has 2 in 3 chances.

Ideas for using it

  • Everyday decisions: should I go for a run today? Watch one more episode? Buy that treat?
  • Games with friends: quick questions at a party, "would you dare?" challenges, or a family-friendly truth or dare.
  • Classrooms: true or false quizzes for review, or deciding whether the activity happens outside.
  • Couples and families: cook or order in? Movie or series?
  • Breaking a tie when two people cannot agree.

A trick to listen to yourself

If the wheel says "No" and you feel disappointed, you probably wanted a "Yes". Often the wheel does not decide for you: it helps you notice what you already preferred.

Use it for small, fun decisions. For important matters about health, money, or work, take your time or ask for advice.

Frequently asked questions

Is the answer truly random?

Yes. It is generated in your browser with a cryptographically secure generator, and every option has the same probability. Nobody can influence the result.

Can I add "Maybe"?

Yes. Use the "Yes / No / Maybe" template or type "Maybe" on a new line in the options box.

Can I change Yes and No to other words?

Of course. Type any answers you want, one per line, for example "Today", "Tomorrow", or the names of two people.

How is it different from flipping a coin?

With two options the probability is the same, but the wheel lets you add more answers, change the words, and see a history of spins.

Are my questions or answers saved?

No. Everything happens in your browser and the history is cleared when you reload the page.

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