About this yes no decision maker
A yes no generator answers your question with a random Yes or No in one click — perfect for breaking indecision. Type your question, hit the button, and get an instant answer — free, with no sign-up.
This tool is for anyone stuck on a small decision: “Should I order pizza?”, “Do I go for a run?”, “Coffee or tea?” You type your question into “Ask your question”, optionally add “Your own answers (one per line — optional)” to choose from custom options instead of plain Yes/No, then click “Decide for me” for an instant, unbiased pick. It is a tiebreaker and a nudge — many people discover what they really wanted the moment the random answer appears. It will not judge your question — it just picks, fast and fair.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. Your question is never sent to a server, stored, or logged — nothing leaves your device.
How to use it
- Type your question into the "Ask your question" field.
- Optionally, add "Your own answers (one per line — optional)" to decide between your own options instead of Yes/No.
- Click "Decide for me" to get your instant random answer.
The method behind it
Frequently asked questions
Is the answer really random, or is it rigged?
It is really random. The answer is picked with the browser's cryptographic random number generator, giving every option exactly equal probability. Nothing about your question, your history, or the time influences the result in any way — there is no hidden weighting or pattern.
Can I use my own answers instead of Yes and No?
Yes. Fill in "Your own answers (one per line — optional)" with any options — two, three, ten — and the tool picks uniformly among them. Leave it blank and you get the classic Yes/No, still perfectly fair every single time.
Should I use this for serious decisions?
No — use it for fun, low-stakes choices. A random pick is a great tiebreaker for dinner plans or movie night, but important decisions deserve real thought. That said, many people use the result as a gut-check: your reaction to the answer often reveals what you actually want.
Does the tool store my questions?
No. Your question is processed entirely in your browser and never sent to a server, stored, or logged. Closing the tab erases everything — ask anything, from silly to personal, with complete privacy since nothing ever leaves your device at all.
Worked example
Ask "Should I take the scenic route home?" with the default Yes/No answers. The tool picks uniformly from 2 options, so P(Yes) = 1/2 = 50% and P(No) = 1/2 = 50%. If instead you enter four custom answers — "Pizza", "Sushi", "Tacos", "Pasta" — each gets P = 1/4 = 25%. Whatever it picks, notice your gut reaction: relief means you wanted it, disappointment means you wanted the other.