Yes or no wheel
Ask your question, spin, get a straight answer. Add "Maybe" if you want the wheel to be honest about uncertainty.
Your spins: 0 yes · 0 no
When a yes/no wheel helps
Small choices eat a surprising amount of time: whether to order dessert, go out or stay in, reply now or later. A spin ends the loop. Many people find the useful part is the split second after the result, when they realise they were hoping for the other answer. Then the decision is made anyway.
For two named options (tea or coffee, left or right) a coin flip works just as well. For more options, or to fill a wheel from a description of your dilemma, go to the random decision maker.
Questions people ask
Is the yes or no wheel 50/50?
With two slices, yes: exactly 50/50. Add "Maybe" and each answer has a 1 in 3 chance. The answer is drawn with crypto.getRandomValues before the wheel spins, and the wheel is steered to land on it.
Should I let a wheel make real decisions?
For low-stakes choices, happily. For bigger ones, use it as a mirror: spin, and notice whether you feel relief or disappointment at the answer. That reaction is useful information. Don't use it for health, money or safety decisions.
Can I change the answers?
Yes. Switch to "custom" and edit the options, for example "Do it now" and "Do it tomorrow". Or use the main wheel for any number of options.