Can't decide? Let the wheel play the bad guy.
It's a coin flip with better theatre. You spin, a pointer ticks past slice after slice, and when the wheel finally gives up you've got an answer. No account, no setup, no second-guessing the maths.
Type what you're deciding in the Inputs panel. It's optional, but it makes the verdict feel a lot more official.
Stick with Yes or No, or invite Maybe along. Add more input sets for extra slices, or open the gear to change speed, sound and colours.
Press the centre of the wheel. Go full screen if you're playing this for a room, and the controls tuck away behind the icons.
If you felt a pang of disappointment when it landed, that's your real answer. The wheel just helped you find it.
"Should we order in?" Settle it before the hunger gets political.
Truth or dare, forfeit rounds, who goes first. Everyone trusts a wheel.
Quick votes, true-or-false warm-ups, or whether the class earns a stretch break.
That jacket is on sale. Spin, then notice how you feel about the answer.
Meeting now or after lunch? Low-stakes choices shouldn't eat your whole afternoon.
One more episode? The wheel handles the tie so nobody has to be the villain.
Let your audience watch you obey the wheel. Dares have never been easier to run.
Hike or hibernate? Take the pressure off and let chance break the tie.
One honest note: keep the wheel for everyday choices. For anything big, like health, money or relationships, use it as a conversation starter, not the final word.