Define what the answers mean, then choose once. A short reveal keeps a small decision quick.
Yes and No each have a one-in-two chance by default. Enable Maybe for three equally likely answers. You can rename each label, but labels must be distinct and nonempty. This quick tool has no custom weights, wheel editing or entry images.
Use it for low-stakes choices where you can accept any answer: which activity to try first, whether to take a short break, or which of two game roles to choose. A random answer is not evidence about the future and is not advice on health, money or other important decisions.
Decide your question before pressing Choose answer. If one answer would not be acceptable, reconsider the question rather than repeatedly drawing until the answer changes. Copy the result or share the current labels; history stays local. Reloading a shared setup starts a fresh viewing session.
Orbit draws random values through browser Web Crypto. Bounded integer sampling rejects values that would create modulo bias. The chosen result exists before its reveal animation begins. Reduced motion removes that visual movement; it does not change selection probabilities. Independent draws do not compensate for an earlier streak.
Settings and recent results are kept in this browser. No account is required and generating a result sends no entries or results to a server. Browser storage can be cleared or become unavailable; export a backup for anything you need to keep. Private browsing and another device have separate storage.
After an online visit activates Orbit's service worker, this tool can run offline. Opening a new remote wheel snapshot still needs a connection. Use fullscreen for a group; if your browser does not allow native fullscreen, presentation mode keeps the tool usable.