Yes or No Wheel

How it works

Each spin generates a random rotation. The arrow at the top points to whichever half (Yes or No) is selected. The two halves are exactly equal in size, so the result is a true 50/50 — no weighting, no tricks.

Frequently asked

Is the result actually random?

Yes — the spin uses your browser's built-in random number generator (Math.random). It is good enough for tossing coins, picking a side, or settling friendly bets.

When should I use a yes-or-no wheel instead of just flipping a coin?

When you want a visual, shareable result. Wheels feel less arbitrary than a quick coin flip and are useful for indecision moments — what to eat, whether to go, whether to commit.

Can I customize the answers?

Not yet — this version is a true binary yes/no. We may add custom-option wheels in the future.