Truth or Dare
Pair it with a dare list — the wheel picks who gets the next one, so nobody can claim they were targeted.
The digital spin-the-bottle wheel for your next party. Add all the players’ names, hit SPIN, and the wheel picks a random person — no physical bottle required. Works online, on any device, in any sized group. Pair it with a truth or dare list or your own house rules.
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Pair it with a dare list — the wheel picks who gets the next one, so nobody can claim they were targeted.
Randomly select who answers the next icebreaker question when a room has gone quiet.
Works on video calls: share your screen and everyone watches the same spin land.
Pick who goes first in any group game without a three-minute negotiation.
Randomly select which player has to answer the next question.
Add the names of all players to the wheel and click SPIN. The wheel picks a random player, exactly like a bottle landing on someone — except the result is generated before the animation starts and every name has a visibly equal share of the wheel.
Yes. The wheel is fully responsive. Open it in your phone browser, type in the player names, and pass the phone round — or cast the tab to a TV and let the whole room watch.
Truth or Dare is the classic. It also works for picking who answers the next trivia question, who performs the next forfeit, who tells the next story, or any game that needs one random person chosen out loud.
Yes. Remove their name in the entries panel with the × button, and add it back with the plus button whenever they rejoin. You can also set their weight to 0, which greys them out and keeps them off the wheel without deleting the name.
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom, Google Meet, or any other platform and everyone watches the spin live. Use the Share button to send the same wheel link to each player so they can spin on their own device too.
The digital spin-the-bottle wheel keeps the randomness and the anticipation of the classic party game without needing a physical bottle or a flat surface. It works for groups of any size, on any device, and gives a result that every player can see is genuinely random.
That last part matters more than it sounds. A real bottle can be nudged; a wheel where every name owns the same visible slice cannot. Nobody spends the evening arguing that the spin was rigged.