Problem solved

Provides a quick, free, and transparent way to make random selections in front of an audience without accounts, uploads, or manual drawing. It removes the need for physical wheels, spreadsheets, or ad-heavy spinner sites when picking names, numbers, teams, or giveaway winners.

Use cases

• Randomly call on students from a class register
• Draw a live giveaway winner from an entrant list
• Generate fair teams for group activities
• Pick a random number or letter for games and classroom exercises
• Decide what to eat, watch, or do when choices are stuck
• Run raffles, bingo numbers, or prize draws
• Select truth-or-dare, would-you-rather, or icebreaker prompts
• Assign chores or workout routines at random

Audience

• Business Users
• Content Creators
• Hobbyists
• Enterprise

Pros

• Free and requires no sign-up or account
• Runs entirely in the browser; entries and results are not uploaded
• Includes 39 ready-made wheels and supports weights, images, and multiple spin modes
• Can share wheels by link, QR code, or embed
• Translated into 18 languages and customizable with palettes, sounds, and celebrations

Cons

• Not open source; no public GitHub repository or self-hosting option is provided
• No account-based saving or team collaboration; wheels are stored locally or shared by URL
• Requires a browser and internet connection for initial page load; not a native desktop or mobile app
• Advanced draw auditing or verifiable randomness is not described
• Feature set is focused on random selection, not complex data or workflow management