Yes or No?
Ask a yes/no question, press the button, get an answer. It uses the browser's cryptographically secure random source, so the 50/50 is genuinely fair — no hidden bias toward the answer you were hoping for (that part is still on you).
The tally tracks your session so you can spot when luck keeps saying no. Decisions with real consequences deserve more than a coin toss — but for pizza-or-pasta, this is the tool.
How to use
- Think of your yes/no question.
- Press the big button — the answer appears instantly.
- Keep asking for best-of series; the tally tracks yes and no counts.
Frequently asked questions
Is the yes or no answer really random?
Yes — each answer draws from the browser's WebCrypto secure random source, the same generator class used for encryption. Exactly 50/50 in expectation, no patterns.
Should I make real decisions with this?
For pizza toppings and movie picks, absolutely. For anything with lasting consequences, use it as a tiebreaker after real deliberation, not instead of it.
Does it remember my questions?
No — the tool sees nothing you are deciding about; it only produces the answer. The tally resets when you leave the page.
Can I ask more than once?
As many times as you like — the tally counts each answer so you can run best-of-three or spot a suspicious streak.