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Ask one specific question that can honestly be answered with either option.
Yes or No Wheel - Spin for a Random Answer
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Three easy steps
From “maybe” to decided
No setup, no accounts, and no complicated controls.
Spin the wheel
Keep Yes and No, or rename them as two acceptable outcomes.
Use your result
Spin once, read the result, and decide whether you are comfortable following it.
Why this wheel works
A small tool for faster decisions
The Yes or No Wheel is a visual alternative to flipping a coin. Start with one Yes and one No entry, ask a clear question, and spin for an evenly weighted answer. Both labels are editable, so the same wheel can choose between Go or Stay, Start or Wait, Option A or Option B, or any two outcomes you are genuinely willing to accept. Use it for playful or low-stakes choices rather than medical, legal, financial, relationship, or safety decisions that deserve evidence and careful judgment.
Balanced by default
Yes and No each receive one equal-sized half of the wheel.
Any two answers
Rename both entries to compare two acceptable actions or options.
Clear on every screen
The complete two-choice wheel stays visible before you spin.
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Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Is the Yes or No Wheel really 50/50?+
Yes. With one Yes entry and one No entry, both answers have equal probability and occupy equal halves of the wheel.
Can I change Yes and No to different answers?+
Yes. Edit both labels to any two options, such as Go and Stay, Today and Tomorrow, or Option A and Option B.
Can I add Maybe to the wheel?+
Yes. Add a third entry named Maybe. With three active entries, each answer receives an equal one-third probability.
Should I use a random answer for an important decision?+
No. Use the wheel only when every listed outcome is safe and acceptable. Important decisions require relevant evidence and qualified advice.
Can I share my yes or no question?+
The share link stores the answer labels, not a separate question. Send the question in your message together with the wheel link.
Does the wheel work on mobile?+
Yes. The complete wheel appears first on small screens, with editing controls directly below it.
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