Yes or no wheel
Two halves. The honest way to stop asking your friends the same question.
Type your options, spin, and let the wheel decide. Nothing you type leaves this page, and nobody gets to say it was rigged.
The wheel says
Six things for dinner are already on the wheel. Press Spin, or type your own below.
6 OPTIONS NO SPINS YET EQUAL WEIGHTS
Each one loads the wheel and spins it. Edit the options after if you like.
Two halves. The honest way to stop asking your friends the same question.
Eight dinners. Put your own on it and the argument is over in five seconds.
Paste the names, take each winner off, and nobody gets picked twice.
Four players, one spin, no coin lost under the sofa.
Heads or tails, but you get to watch it land.
A six-sided die on a wheel. Add lines to make it a d20.
Kept in memory only. Close the tab and they are gone.
No spins yet.
The winner is chosen before the wheel starts moving, with crypto.getRandomValues, the same randomness your browser uses for encryption keys. The spin is then drawn to land inside that segment, so the animation is theatre and the pick is fair. Every option is equally likely unless you weight it: Pizza *3 gives pizza three tickets in the draw instead of one, and its slice on the wheel grows to match.
Taking the winner off the wheel turns it into a picker that never repeats. Put twenty names on it, spin twenty times, and every name comes up exactly once.
Copy a link and the whole wheel travels in the address, title, options and weights included. There is no account, no saved wheel on a server, and nothing to sign up for. This page remembers your last wheel in your own browser only.
The only thing this page records is that a spin happened and how many options were on the wheel. Never what they were.