Random wheel
Can't decide? Type your options, one per line, and spin. Before each spin, tap the one you think will win. After a few spins, see whether your gut beats pure chance.
Give an option more chances by ending it with *3 (three times as likely).
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How this wheel stays fair
A wheel is only useful if nobody can steer it, not even you.
The pick is made with your device's secure random generator before the wheel starts turning. Then it animates to that answer, so a harder flick can't change anything.
The wheel has no memory. An option that hasn't come up for a while isn't "due". Each spin, every slice has exactly its share of the circle.
We remember the times our gut was right and forget the misses. Over many spins, almost everyone's hunches settle close to plain chance.
Your options and saved lists are kept in this browser only. The share link puts the list inside the link itself, not on any server.
Sources: MDN Web Docs on Crypto.getRandomValues(), the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator; Tversky and Kahneman, "Belief in the law of small numbers" (1971), on why we expect randomness to "even out" in the short run; Langer, "The illusion of control" (1975), on why we feel we can influence chance. The only thing sent from this page is your anonymous hunch score, so you can compare with others.