PICK TOGETHER, PLAY TOGETHER
Start with a situation template, then share the result as a clean image card.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT GAME
Both games help a group make a random choice, but they solve different problems. A wheel is quickest for choosing one answer. A ladder works better when every person needs to be matched with one result.
Use it to pick one lunch menu, presenter, or next activity from several candidates. Every entered item receives an equal-sized segment. Repeating an item gives it proportionally more chances, so check for duplicates before a fair draw. You can paste up to 200 items, one per line.
Use it for assigning roles, gift order, or teams when every participant needs one outcome. The ladder remains covered until every name and result is entered. After it is ready, choose a name to follow only that route, or open the complete result list at once.
No. You can use both games directly in a browser without creating an account or installing an app.
Yes. The screen sizes and input controls are designed for current Chrome and Safari on both mobile and desktop.
This is a tool for casual group and everyday choices. Do not rely on a random result alone for safety, health, financial, or legal decisions.
Yes. If fairness matters, agree on redraw conditions and whether duplicate entries are allowed before starting.