Classic Randomizers

One app. Lots of little decisions.

A wheel, dice, a coin, a card, names out of a list, teams out of a group. Plus four tiny games. Everything you make stays on your phone.

Get it on Google Play

Download on the App Store

Spin — a saved wheel called Free Time Activity, landing on Garden

Wheels

Save it once and it's there next time

Type in your options and spin. Every wheel you make is saved and stays editable — rename it, add an option, drop one — so the takeaway wheel is still there next Friday and the chores wheel is there on Sunday. Twelve colour palettes to choose from, and you can switch a wheel to another one whenever you like. When it lands, share the result straight to the group chat.

Per wheelTwo to twelve options, editable any time
Saved wheelsThree free, many more with the upgrade
ColoursTwelve palettes, yours to pick and change
ShareSend the result to anyone in a tap

A stick figure watering a long row of flowers

Dice

Roll one, roll three, or reach for a D20

Roll one, two or three six-sided dice together and the total is added up for you. Or switch to a single D4, D8, D10, D12 or D20 when six sides isn't enough. Tap the dice themselves to roll, or use the Roll button — whichever your thumb gets to first.

Six-sidedOne, two or three at a time
Other diceA single D4, D8, D10, D12 or D20
More than oneThe total is worked out for you
To rollTap the dice, or the Roll button
ColoursEight to choose from

A stick figure and a dog either side of a board game, mid-cheer

Coins

Heads or tails, with a coin you like looking at

The oldest way to settle anything, with a proper flip rather than a number appearing. Pick the coin skin you like the look of, then tap the coin itself to send it up.

Coin skinsMany to choose from, some of them free
More skinsAdded over time
To flipTap the coin

Two stick-figure teams at the stumps for the toss, one side with a bat, the other with a ball

Pick anything — a number, a name from a list, teams or a card

Picks

Four ways to pick, depending on what you're deciding

A number in a range. A card off the top of the deck. A name out of your own list. Or that same list split into teams. Names are drawn without repeats, so nobody gets called twice while someone else waits.

NumbersAny range you set
CardsOne from a full 52-card deck
NamesUp to 20 per list, drawn without repeats
TeamsSplit a list into two, three or four

A farmer splitting six animals into two teams

Four quick games — High Roll, Race to 50, Pig Dice and Higher or Lower

Tiny games

High Roll, Race to 50, Pig Dice, Higher or Lower

Learn any of them in one round. Play against the phone, or pass it around between two, three or four people. Play on your own and the app keeps your record — wins, losses and your best streak — which is usually enough reason to have one more go.

PlayersOne to four, passing the phone
MatchesA single round, best of three, or best of five
Single playerWins, losses and best streak are kept
FreeHigh Roll; the other three come with the upgrade

A stick figure on a sofa, cheering at their phone

Light or dark — the same wheel shown half in the light theme, half in the dark

Themes

Light or dark, whichever suits the room

Bright in the daytime, easy on the eyes on the sofa at night. Pick the one you like.

ThemesLight and dark

Your lists stay on your phone

Wheels, lists, results, settings — all of it is stored on your device. There's no account, no sign-up, and no server of mine holding anything. Put a friend's name in a wheel and that name exists on your phone and nowhere else.

The app shows ads and sends crash reports through Google. What each of those collects is set out in the privacy policy.

Free, and the ads behave

The app is free, and ads pay for it. It's designed to be non-intrusive. Pro is one payment that removes them for good and unlocks the rest of the games and coin skins. No subscription, nothing recurring.

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