Give an everyday decision a clear set of options. Start with Yes and No, or replace them with choices that fit your question.
A decision wheel works best when every option is reasonable for you. Try picking dinner, a game, the next task, or a topic for a meeting. Add each option once for equal chances, or enable weights when you deliberately want different probabilities.
A random decision maker can break a small tie. For important personal decisions, use your own judgement and relevant advice rather than treating a spin as a recommendation.
Add images to entries, adjust weights, choose a template, or use fullscreen for a group. Import and export your choices, and download a .orbit backup to keep your local wheels and images. Creating a share link publishes a separate read-only snapshot; recipients can make their own copy. No account is required.
After an online visit activates the service worker, the local tools work offline. Creating or opening a new remote share link still requires a connection. Keep a backup before clearing browser storage.
Orbit uses browser Web Crypto to select a result before the animation begins. The wheel or strip then lands on that already selected result; its movement does not decide the winner. With weighted entries enabled, larger weights give an entry a larger share of the selection probability. Coin Flip uses two equally likely outcomes.
Random selection is useful for everyday choices. It does not guarantee a particular outcome or replace the rules and eligibility checks of a giveaway.