Frequently Asked Questions

No. The vast majority of our tools run entirely in your browser. Your inputs, choices, and generated results are processed locally and never uploaded to our servers. We don't keep a history of what you flipped, rolled, or spun, which also means you can use these tools on sensitive topics without leaving a trace.

Our tools are provided for entertainment, education, and everyday decision-support only. We strongly discourage — and take no responsibility for — using them for any form of real-money gambling or wagering. The outcomes are random and carry no predictive value; they cannot give you an edge in games of chance.

We love new ideas from the community. The fastest way is to use our Contact page and select 'Suggest a tool' as the topic. Tell us the use case, what inputs it should accept, and what a great result would look like. We review every suggestion and prioritize the ones that help the most people break decision deadlocks.

Yes, every tool is 100% free with no sign-up, no paywall, and no daily limit. You can roll dice, flip coins, spin the wheel, and use every generator as many times as you like. We support the site through unobtrusive ads, which let us keep all features open to everyone without a subscription.

No account and no download required. Every tool works instantly in your web browser on desktop, tablet, and phone. Because the site is also installable as a Progressive Web App (PWA), you can add it to your home screen for a faster, app-like experience if you prefer — but that's entirely optional.

Absolutely. Every page is fully responsive and touch-friendly, from the 3D dice roller to the spinning wheel and timer. Whether you're on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux, the interface adapts to your screen size so you get the same smooth animations and large, easy-to-tap controls on any device.

Physical dice and coins can wear down, be biased by manufacturing imperfections, or be subtly influenced by the person rolling them. Our digital generators pull entropy from your operating system's cryptographic sources, which removes physical bias entirely. You also get perks that aren't possible offline: multiple dice at once, custom wheel slices, sounds, and instant statistics.

Yes. The spinning wheel accepts any number of custom labels — perfect for picking a restaurant, a chore, or a team member. The dice roller supports 1 to 6 dice at once and tallies the total automatically. Other generators (like the number picker and password tool) let you set ranges, counts, and strength rules to fit your exact needs.

Fairness is the foundation of every tool here. We rely on the Web Crypto API's CSPRNG, which gathers entropy from system-level sources (hardware events, timing, OS randomness pools). Over thousands of rolls, results distribute evenly across all possible outcomes with no detectable bias — meaning no spin is ever 'due' and no number is ever 'hot', which is exactly what true randomness looks like.

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It depends on the choice. For a simple yes/no or either/or, the Coin Flip is fastest. For two-to-many options like dinner or a movie, the Spinning Wheel is ideal. For games and tabletop RPGs, use the 3D Dice Roller. For drawing a fair winner in a giveaway, the Number Generator or Random Picker guarantees an unbiased result. Each tool's page explains its best scenarios in more detail.