Decision maker
One outcome in 8
Drawn in your browser · nothing stored
Press the button and get a decision. It is not advice and it does not know anything about your situation — it is a way of ending a deliberation that has stopped being productive.
How to use it
The mechanism worth knowing is older than the tool. Randomising a choice does not tell you what to do, but your response to the answer usually does — the moment a coin lands, most people discover they were hoping for the other side. That is genuinely useful information and it is the reason to use something like this for a small decision. It is also the reason not to use it for a large one: a decision that matters deserves the deliberation, and delegating it to a random draw is a way of avoiding responsibility for it rather than making it.
Questions
For small ones, yes — where to eat, which task first. For anything consequential, the answer is genuinely no. Use it to notice your preference, not to replace your judgement.