Frequently asked questions

Yes. The winner is determined by the position of the wheel when it stops, and the spin is driven by the browser's cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues). The result cannot be predicted in advance, and the site does not learn or store it.

No. No account, no sign-in, no email confirmation. Open the page and spin.

Only in your browser, in localStorage. It is never sent to a server: the site has no backend that could accept it.

The list is deleted together with the site data: after clearing history, in private mode, or when the browser cleans up storage on its own. It cannot be recovered — you have to enter it again. That is the trade-off for keeping your data off any server.

Technically up to 24. In practice 4 to 8: with more, the slices get thin and the labels become unreadable on a phone.

Yes, once the page has loaded. Fonts and scripts are served from the same domain, so there are no external requests. You can even save the page and open it locally.

Technically yes — the button is not going anywhere. In spirit, that is no longer a draw but picking the answer you prefer. Agree on the rule in advance: one spin, one result.

On the Presets page pick a set — the wheel opens with that list filled in. Your previous options are not erased until you start editing the list.

There is no embed code. But you can put a plain link to Wheel Decide on your page — it opens in a new tab and works as usual.

The site sets no cookies of its own and never receives your list of options. When advertising is enabled, a third-party ad network may set its own cookies — this is described in the privacy policy.