Yes or No Wheel
Spin a wheel whose slice sizes follow the weights you type, and read the label under the top pointer when it stops.
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About this tool
This page opens the wheel spinner preloaded with just two options, Yes and No, for the simplest kind of decision there is: a coin flip with a spinning animation instead of a coin.
It's built for the moments when you keep going back and forth on a yes-or-no question and just want an outside nudge — should I send the email, is it worth the extra ten minutes, do I text back tonight. Spinning something visual and waiting for it to land makes the choice feel settled in a way that silently deciding in your head doesn't.
Press Spin whenever you want a fresh answer; the wheel rebuilds instantly if you edit the item list above it, and nothing about your session is sent anywhere — the whole spin runs locally in the browser.
Example. The default lines Pizza: 3, Sushi: 2, Salad: 1, and Tacos: 2 total weight 8, so the slices are 135°, 90°, 45°, and 90°. A stop in the first 135° reads Winner: Pizza.
Limit. Start speed is Math.random() between 20 and 35 degrees per frame, then multiplied by 0.985 until it is at most 0.05. A non-positive weight becomes 1, and the painted label is cut to 10 characters.