Decision Maker (Coin/Dice/Spinner)
Flip a coin, roll dice, spin a wheel, pick from list. End indecision with random choice tool.
What is a Decision Maker?
A decision maker uses randomness to settle indecision. Four modes: coin flip (50/50 yes/no), dice roll (configurable sides), random list picker (choose from your options), Magic 8-Ball yes/no oracle. Useful for: settling disputes, making low-stakes choices, breaking decision paralysis, party games, classroom activities, quick yes/no when overthinking.
How to use
- Choose mode — Coin, Dice, List, or Yes/No
- Set options — Add list items or dice config
- Click action button — Random result appears
- Use the result — Accept randomness, stop overthinking
Tips
- Best for low-stakes decisions (lunch, weekend plans)
- High-stakes decisions: still use reasoning
- List picker: 5-10 options work best
- Heads/tails: 50/50, useful for binary choices
- Dice: 1d6 for general, 1d20 for D&D
FAQs
Is the randomness fair?
Yes — uses Math.random() which is uniformly distributed. Each option has equal probability.
Best for important decisions?
No — only for low-stakes situations. Important decisions deserve reasoned analysis.
Can I customize dice sides?
Yes — standard d6 is default, but you can set 2 to any number of sides.
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