Random Decision Maker
Pick a random option from your list, or get an instant Yes/No — nothing is uploaded.
Let randomness make the decision for you
Type your options — one per line — and click Decide to pick one at random. Or switch to Yes/No mode for a quick binary answer. All randomness uses the Web Crypto API, so results are genuinely unpredictable. Nothing is sent to a server.
Random decision making is useful for breaking deadlocks in group discussions, rotating through tasks fairly, picking a winner from a small shortlist, or simply avoiding decision fatigue when the choice does not have a clear right answer.
FAQ
Is each option equally likely? Yes. The selection uses a uniform random index, so every option has the same probability regardless of its position in the list.
How many options can I enter? There is no hard limit. Blank lines are ignored automatically.
Can I use this for Yes/No questions? Yes. Switch to Yes/No mode in the toolbar for a single-tap answer with a 50/50 probability.