Yes or no wheel
Let the wheel answer
Yes, no, maybe — or answers of your own. Spin once for an answer, or spin a few times and read the tally.
Use the Spin button, press Space, or tap the wheel's centre.
Your device asks for less motion, so results appear without spinning. The draw is exactly the same.
Esc leaves. Space picks.
Tally
Yes or no wheel
One press, that many spins — every result is kept.
What it is for
When a choice has two or three answers and no obvious winner, this settles it — the wheel decides with your browser's cryptographic randomness before it starts turning. A run of spins gives a tally rather than a single answer, which is what people usually mean by best of five. Nothing is uploaded: the answers and the result stay on this device.
Questions about the yes-or-no wheel
Is it as fair as a coin?
Fairer, in the sense that matters here: a real coin has a slight bias and a nervous flip has more. Each spin asks your browser's cryptographic randomness, every answer on the wheel has the same chance, and the animation only shows a decision already made.
Can I use my own answers?
Yes — pick My own answers and type two or more, one per line. Three or four short answers read best on the disc; longer than that and the picker is the better tool.
Does it keep a count?
It keeps a tally for as long as the page is open, which is what people usually mean by best of five. Closing the tab clears it, and nothing about it is sent anywhere.