How it works
- 1 Pick plain yes/no, yes/no/maybe, or party mode.
- 2 Ask your question out loud or in your head.
- 3 Tap “Ask the wheel”.
- 4 Best of three? Spin three times and go with the majority.
Is it really 50/50?
Yes. Each slice is the same size and the stopping point is random, so “Yes” and “No” each come up half the time on the plain wheel. In the maybe version, yes and no each get two slices and the other answers one, so a firm answer is still more likely than a dodge.
Good ways to use it
- → Breaking a tie: order pizza, go out, watch one more episode.
- → Game night: spin to decide whether a challenge counts.
- → Classrooms: a quick, fair way to settle a vote that’s split down the middle.
- → Big life decisions: maybe not. But notice which answer you were hoping for.
What’s on each yes or no wheel
Yes or no
- Yes The wheel has spoken.
- No Not this time.
Yes, no or maybe
- Yes The wheel has spoken.
- No Not this time.
- Maybe Give it a day and spin again.
- Ask again The wheel needs a clearer question.
Party mode
- Yes The wheel has spoken.
- No Not this time.
- Absolutely
- No way
- Do it
- Sleep on it
- Ask a friend
- Yes, but tomorrow
Embed this wheel on your site
Free for classrooms, blogs and event pages. Paste this where you want the wheel to appear. It works on phones too.
Questions
How does the yes or no wheel decide? +
It picks a random stopping point on a wheel where every slice is the same size, so each answer has an equal chance per slice.
Can I change the answers? +
Yes. Tap “Edit the wheel” and type your own answers, one per line, then copy the link to keep your version.
Is there a “maybe” option? +
Yes, choose “Yes, no or maybe” above the wheel.