Yes or No Wheel

Yes. It uses your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, the same class of randomness used for security, so each option has an equal chance and there's no hidden bias or pattern. It's as fair as a coin flip.

For two options it's the same fifty-fifty odds, just framed as Yes or No. The difference is you can add a Maybe for a three-way outcome, and the wording nudges you to react to the answer — which is often the point of letting chance decide.

For small, low-stakes, stuck decisions, yes — it breaks the deadlock and your gut reaction to the result reveals what you actually wanted. For important choices, use it only as a prompt to notice your feelings, not as the final call.