Yes or No Wheel

Spin the wheel and get a random Yes or No instantly.

Free · No signup · Runs in your browser

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How to use the Yes or No Wheel

  1. Ask yourself a clear yes-or-no question.
  2. Select Spin and watch the wheel turn.
  3. Read the answer where the pointer stops — YES or NO, straight away.
  4. Not satisfied? Spin again — every spin is a fresh 50/50 draw.

When to use a Yes or No spinner

  • Quick decisions — where to eat, which task first, go or no-go.
  • Classrooms — pick between two options at random.
  • Meetings — break a tie without a long debate.
  • Games — a coin-flip choice that everyone can see.

Is the result really random?

Yes. Each spin draws from your browser's cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) with rejection sampling, so YES and NO are exactly equally likely — a true 50/50. The wheel animation only shows the answer that was already chosen; the result never depends on timing.

Privacy

The spin happens entirely in your browser and no result is sent to a Sikelia Tools server. A bounded recent-result history is saved in this browser's local storage so it can survive a page reload; it remains on your device and can be removed by clearing site data. There are no visitor analytics or advertising scripts at launch.Read the Privacy Policy.

FAQ

Is it really 50/50?

Yes. The outcome uses an unbiased cryptographic draw with rejection sampling, so neither side is favoured — not even slightly.

Can the wheel be rigged?

No. The answer is chosen before the spin by cryptographic randomness, and the wheel simply animates to that preselected sector. Nothing about speed, timing, or where you tap changes the odds.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. The page is responsive and works in any modern browser, on desktop and mobile alike.

Do you store my questions or results?

The tool never asks you to submit the question itself. Recent YES/NO results are kept only in bounded local browser storage on your device, not on a Sikelia Tools server, so they can still be shown after a reload. Clear this site's browser data to remove them.