Yes or No — random decision maker
Can’t decide? Tap Ask and get a random Yes or No (with an optional Maybe). Crypto-fair and instant, in your browser.
🔒 Runs entirely in your browser. Your input and output are never sent to a server or stored — fully private.
Crypto-fair — each answer is independent, in your browser.
About this tool
This yes-or-no decider gives you a random answer when you simply cannot make up your mind: yes or no, with an optional 'maybe' if you want a third outcome. Ask your question, press the button, and your browser's cryptographic random number generator returns an unbiased verdict in an instant. It is a playful way to break decision paralysis, settle a trivial choice, or gut-check how you feel — sometimes seeing the answer is enough to know what you were really hoping for.
Frequently asked questions
How does it decide between yes and no?
It draws each answer from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, giving every option an equal share. With yes and no alone that is a clean fifty-fifty; switch on 'maybe' and the three outcomes each get roughly a third. There is no hidden pattern, no memory of past answers and no tilt toward the response you might expect — every press is an independent, fair draw.
When is a random yes or no actually useful?
It shines for low-stakes choices that drain more energy than they deserve, like whether to order in or take a different route home. It is also a gentle gut-check: when the result says no and you feel a pang of disappointment, that reaction tells you which option you truly wanted. For anything important, treat it as a nudge or a coin-toss starting point, not a substitute for real judgment.
Does the decider run on my device?
Yes. The answer is generated by local JavaScript in your browser, so your questions are never typed in, uploaded or logged anywhere — you simply think of them yourself. With nothing sent to a server, the tool responds instantly and keeps working offline once the page has loaded. Whatever you are deciding stays entirely between you and the screen.