Add your options, spin the wheel and let randomness decide — perfect for breaking deadlocks.
Some decisions do not deserve deliberation. Where to eat, who goes first, which movie to watch — these are choices where any option is fine and the time spent choosing is worth more than the difference between the options. A wheel that spins and lands somewhere is faster than a debate and more fun than a coin flip, especially in a group.
This wheel divides the circle into equal slices, one per option, and spins with a random velocity and a cubic deceleration curve. The physics are fake but the randomness is real: the final position is chosen by the browser's cryptographic random number generator, not by the animation. The wheel just makes the reveal more satisfying than a text output.
Add options by typing one per line. The wheel updates as you type, and you can spin as many times as you want. Nothing is stored, no account is needed, and no one is watching — it is a local decision tool, not a public raffle.
Yes. The final position is determined by the browser's cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues). The spinning animation is visual only.
No. Every option has an equal probability of winning.
No hard limit, but the labels become hard to read past about 20 options.
The options live in the text box. Bookmark the page or save the list elsewhere — the tool does not store anything.
Yes. The wheel renders on a canvas element that adapts to the screen size.
Vai.la turns any URL into a short link with click statistics, QR Code and your own biolink.
Vai.la is not responsible for how the tools are used or for decisions made based on their results.