Yes or No Wheel
Can’t decide? Give the wheel a spin and get a clear yes or no in seconds. Everything happens on your device - nothing is ever uploaded.
The wheel says…
Runs entirely on your device - nothing is ever uploaded.
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How to use yes or no wheel
- Type an option and press Enter, or click Add. Click an option that is already there to edit the words.
- Click the wheel, or click Spin. The pointer at the top marks the winner.
- Spin again, or remove the winner and spin so that choice cannot come up twice.
What it is for
A two-slice decision wheel for stuck choices: should we order in or cook, tackle task A first, say yes to the trip? One click gives a random Yes or No, so close calls stop eating your time. It is a tiebreaker for low-stakes calls - not advice. For multi-option decisions use the Wheel Spinner; for drawing a person use the Name Wheel.
How it works
Each spin is an independent 50/50 draw on your device (Web Crypto API when available), with nothing sent to boosted.cafe. Spinning "best of 3" does not make the outcome wiser - it only surfaces which result you were hoping for; if you feel disappointed, that feeling is the real answer. No history is stored.
Worked example
Can't decide whether to start with math or history homework? Spin once: Yes = math first. If you catch yourself thinking "spin again," notice it - you already prefer history. Use the wheel to break the stall, then commit to the task for 25 minutes.