Decision Tools
The core tiebreakers — coin flip, magic 8-ball, yes-or-no, random number, spin wheel — plus pre-loaded "should I" pages for the questions everyone Googles.
Top picks
All 24 tools
Coin FlipNew
Heads or tails, fairly random.
Draft Order GeneratorNew
Decide who picks first. Fairly.
Instagram Giveaway PickerNew
Paste comments. Pick a winner. Screenshot the proof.
Lucky Dip GeneratorNew
Hand in. Random thing out.
Magic 8-BallNew
Ask your question, then shake.
Prize Draw GeneratorNew
Paste entrants. Tap once per prize.
Random Name PickerNew
The fastest version — no wheel, just a tap.
Random Number GeneratorNew
Pick a random integer between any min and max.
Random Participant PickerNew
Built for meetings, panels and workshops.
Random PickerNew
Paste your own list. Let us pick.
Random Student PickerNew
Paste the class list. Tap. Done.
Seating Plan RandomiserNew
Shake up the same back-row crowd.
Secret Santa GeneratorNew
Picks one giver-receiver pair at a time.
Secret Santa Generator PlusNew
Same draw, less awkwardness.
Tournament Bracket PickerNew
For when "you’re playing them" matters.
Yes or No GeneratorNew
One tap, one answer. Yes or no, decide it.
YouTube Giveaway PickerNew
For "comment to win" video drops.
Should I go out tonight?
For the gym-vs-pub Saturday brain.
Should I go to the gym?
Stops the "I’ll go in an hour" loop.
Should I order takeaway?
Cook-vs-Deliveroo, settled in one tap.
Should I play one more game?
For the "one more match" you’ve said four times already.
Should I Play One More Match?New
For the "ok last one — for real this time".
Stay In Or Go Out?New
For the Friday-night limbo.
Should I text them?
For the 1am "should I…?" you can’t stop turning over.
Read: Why decision fatigue is becoming a real problem →
FAQ
Which decision tool should I use?
Coin flip for a clean two-way choice. Magic 8-ball when you want a tone (yes/maybe/no). Yes-or-no for "should I…?" framings. Random number for ranges and draws.
Is any of this advice?
No. They’re tiebreakers for small choices. Don’t make life decisions on a coin flip.