Yes or No Wheel
- Yes
- No
The yes or no wheel is the fastest way to settle a question when you cannot make up your mind. There is nothing to type and nothing to set up: the wheel already holds Yes and No, so you just press Spin and let it land on an answer. It runs entirely in your browser, keeps everything on your device, and never asks you to create an account, which makes it handy the moment a decision comes up on your phone, laptop, or a classroom screen.
People reach for a yes or no wheel for all kinds of small standoffs — should we order pizza tonight, do I go to the gym, should we watch one more episode, who is right in a silly bet. Because each spin is genuinely random, it takes the pressure off: nobody has to be the one who decided, the wheel did. Every outcome has an equal chance, so a Yes is exactly as likely as a No on any given turn.
When two answers are not enough, flip on the Maybe option and the wheel adds a third, equally weighted sector so a spin can land on Yes, No, or Maybe. Turn it back off and the wheel returns to a clean two-way choice. The running tally underneath counts how each spin turned out during your session, which is fun when you spin the same question a few times or want to see how the answers stack up. Clear it whenever you like with the reset button. When you want more than a coin-flip — a full list of names, chores, or restaurants — the main spin-the-wheel tool lets you type your own options and pick a random winner the same way.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the yes or no wheel work?
The wheel comes preloaded with Yes and No sectors, so there is nothing to type. Press Spin and it randomly lands on one answer. Each spin is independent, and Yes and No each have an equal 50% chance unless you add the Maybe option.
Is the result actually random?
Yes. Every press of Spin launches the wheel with a random force, and it stops wherever that launch carries it — the sector under the pointer is your answer, just like a real wheel. Yes and No sectors are the same size, so each spin is an honest 50/50 (or a one-in-three with Maybe on).
How do I add a Maybe option?
Toggle the Maybe switch above the wheel. It adds a third, equally weighted Maybe sector, so a spin can land on Yes, No, or Maybe, each with a one-in-three chance. Toggle it off to go back to a straight two-way Yes or No decision.
What does the tally count?
The tally keeps a running count of how your spins turned out during this session — how many landed on Yes, No, and Maybe. It is not saved anywhere and resets when you reload the page, or you can clear it any time with the reset button.