Can't decide?
Give it a spin.
TossUp makes group decisions simple: spin a wheel to choose a name, game, question, task or everyday option — fairly and in seconds.
Edit your options
Seven free tools. One simple idea.
Type your options, spin the wheel and let the group see the decision happen.
Party Mode
Run a whole game night with random picks, turn order and quick decisions.
Open tool →Truth or Dare
Keep the classic party game moving with a fair random choice.
Open tool →Party Challenges
Optional adult-party prompts with a non-alcoholic alternative.
Open tool →Icebreaker Wheel
Choose a conversation starter for classrooms, teams or groups.
Open tool →Decision Wheel
Put the options on the wheel and let the group settle it.
Open tool →Name Picker
Pick a person fairly for turns, tasks, games or classroom questions.
Open tool →Game Picker
Randomly choose what game your group plays next.
Open tool →Built for parties, classrooms and everyday standoffs.
The same visible randomness that makes a party game fun can make classroom turns, meeting icebreakers and small household decisions feel fair.
Why use a wheel?
When a person chooses, somebody can object. A visible spin gives everyone the same chance and turns a boring decision into a small moment of suspense.
- Classroom turn selection
- Party game order
- Meeting icebreakers
- Random group selections
- Dinner, movie and chore decisions
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about TossUp and how the tools work.
Is TossUp free?
Yes. The core tools are free to use and do not require an account.
Does TossUp work on phones?
Yes. The interface is responsive and the tools are designed for phones, tablets, laptops and shared screens.
Do you store the names I enter?
The wheel can save your entries in your own browser using local storage. The site is designed so the entries themselves do not need to be uploaded to a TossUp account.
Is the result random?
Where supported by the browser, TossUp uses the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator to choose the winner instead of relying only on Math.random().
Can I use TossUp in a classroom?
Yes. The Name Picker and Icebreaker Wheel are designed for classroom and team activities. Avoid entering sensitive personal information.