Hungry, but
undecided?
The nightly what-do-you-want, I-don't-know-what-do-you-want loop ends here. Load the wheel with tonight's real options, spin, and dinner is decided. House rule: the wheel's verdict is final.
Pre-set fortunes
Wheels for the decisions people actually have
Real physics, real suspense
The wheel spins with weight and eases into its verdict like a carnival machine, not a slideshow. The outcome is cryptographically random; the drama is engineered.
Share any wheel
Your entries live in the link itself. Share a wheel with your class, your stream, or your group chat, and it opens ready to spin. Nothing stored, nothing tracked.
No signup, no clutter
No accounts, no walls, no popups over the wheel. Type, spin, decide. The ceremony stays clean.
Questions
Fair questions for a fate machine
How do we stop vetoing the wheel's dinner choice?
The classic house rule: one veto per household per week. If the veto is spent, the wheel's word is law. Most groups discover the veto matters less than finally having a verdict.
Is the wheel truly random?
Yes. WheelFate uses your browser's cryptographic random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), the same class of randomness used in security software. The spin animation is theater; the outcome is decided by cryptographic chance the moment you click.
Can I share a wheel I made?
Yes. Your entries are encoded into the link itself. Press Share and send the URL: whoever opens it sees your exact wheel, ready to spin. Nothing is stored on our servers.
Can I remove a winner and spin again?
Yes. After each spin, remove the chosen entry with one click and spin the rest. Raffles, turn-picking, and chore wheels work exactly this way.
Is WheelFate free?
Completely free, no account, no limits. Type your choices and spin.