Girls Night
Girls Night Decision Wheel
The plan is always the hardest part. Six people, six opinions, and a group chat that has been circling the same three restaurants since Tuesday. Handing the decision to a wheel ends that in about eight seconds, and it does it without anyone having to be the person who overruled everybody else — which is usually the real reason the decision was stuck.
Load it with whatever the argument is about: films nobody has seen, cocktails to attempt, restaurants within walking distance, truth-or-dare prompts, or the names of everyone in the room to decide who picks next. Weight the options you secretly want by adding "x2" — or do not, and let it be genuinely fair. The palette here is warm dusty rose and sage rather than neon, so it looks good on a phone propped against a wine glass and reads well in a photo. Remove options as they are used to work through a whole evening without repeating yourself.
How to use it
- Add your options — films, bars, dares, or names.
- Add "x2" after an option to nudge the odds.
- Pass the phone around and let everyone spin.
- Remove options once they are used up.
Good for
- Picking the film nobody can agree on
- Choosing the next bar or restaurant
- Truth or dare and party game prompts
- Hen party challenge draws
- Deciding who buys the next round
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it on a phone?
Yes — the wheel is fully responsive and tapping it spins.
Can I make one option more likely?
Add "x2" or "x3" after it and that slice gets proportionally bigger.
Can I share the wheel with the group chat?
Yes. Share copies a link and a QR code so everyone opens the exact same wheel.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your wheels and your list are stored locally in your own browser and are never uploaded to our servers. The site stays free through third-party ads such as Google AdSense, which may set their own cookies under their own privacy policies — see our Privacy Policy for details.
Is the wheel truly random?
Yes. Every spin uses your browser's built-in cryptographic random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), not the weaker Math.random(). The winner is picked fairly in proportion to each entry's slice size, and each result is independent of previous spins.
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