Yes or No Wheel FAQ

The Yes or No Wheel is a free online decision maker. You ask a question, spin a wheel split into YES and NO slices, and the pointer lands on your answer. You can add a MAYBE option, play best-of-3 or best-of-5 matches, and keep a running tally of every answer on your device.

Yes. yesornogame.app is completely free and runs entirely in your browser. There is nothing to buy, download, or install, no premium tier, and no account. Open the page and the wheel is ready to spin.

Anything that can be answered with a plain yes or no: "Should I watch one more episode?", "Do I text them first?", "Is today a pizza day?" Either/or questions like "red or blue?" need rephrasing, for example "Should I pick red?"

Tap or click the wheel, press the Spin button, or press Enter in the question box. On a keyboard, Space or Enter spins whenever the wheel is visible and you are not typing, and M toggles sound.

Use it for low-stakes choices, to break a tie, or to surface what you really want — if the answer disappoints you, that is a useful signal. For health, money, legal, or safety decisions, rely on real information and qualified advice rather than chance.

Yes. Each spin picks a slice with your browser’s cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) using unbiased rejection sampling, before the animation begins. Nothing about how hard you tap, how long you wait, or your previous answers affects the result.

In Yes / No mode, yes. Both answers always cover exactly half of the wheel, whatever slice count you choose, and every slice is equally likely. In Yes / No / Maybe mode, each answer has exactly a one-in-three chance.

No. The answer is chosen first and the wheel is aimed at a point inside that slice, between 15% and 85% of the way across it, so the pointer never stops on a divider.

Streaks are a normal part of randomness. On a 50/50 wheel, any particular run of five spins comes up all NO 1 time in 32, and all the same answer (all YES or all NO) 1 time in 16. Each spin is independent; the wheel has no memory of earlier results. Your longest run is shown in Recent spins.

Choose Yes / No / Maybe under Answers and a MAYBE slice is added to every set, so YES, NO, and MAYBE each cover one third of the wheel. In a best-of match, MAYBE does not score for either side — it simply means spin again.

It turns one spin into a short match. The wheel keeps score and the first answer to reach 2 wins (best of 3) or 3 wins (best of 5) decides the question. It is a good way to stop a single lucky spin from settling something you care about. The next spin after a decided match starts a fresh one.

No. Slices are always added as complete sets — one YES, one NO, and one MAYBE if enabled — so every answer keeps the same total share. More slices just make the wheel tick more and look busier as it spins.

Only how long the animation lasts: about 2.5 seconds on Fast, 4.5 on Normal, and up to 8 on Dramatic. The answer is decided the instant you spin, so spin length never affects the odds.

This wheel is purpose-built for yes or no decisions, so the answers are fixed to YES, NO, and optionally MAYBE. That keeps it a one-tap tool with guaranteed equal odds.

Your YES / NO / MAYBE tallies, total spins, longest run, matches decided, last 15 answers (with the questions you typed), sound setting, and wheel settings are saved in your browser’s local storage. Nothing is uploaded to a server. A different device, a private window, or cleared site data starts fresh.

Yes. The wheel, question box, and Spin button all fit on one portrait screen. Tap the wheel to spin, and scroll down for settings and history. Sound plays after your first tap, and you can mute it at any time.

No. Questions stay in your browser and are only stored locally in your recent-spin history. Our analytics records that a spin happened and which answer came up, but never the text of your question.

Under Recent spins, press Reset tallies & history and then tap again to confirm. That clears your tallies, runs, matches, and recent answers on this browser. Your wheel settings and sound preference are kept.

Any current browser with JavaScript: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari on desktop and mobile. If the wheel does not respond, update your browser, allow scripts for this site, and reload.