What Should I Eat?
The eternal question, answered in one spin. Open the food wheel preloaded with meal ideas, swap in your own restaurants or dishes, and let the wheel pick dinner — free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
Why "whatever you want" never works
Everyone knows the loop: "What do you want to eat?" — "Anything's fine." — "Pizza?" — "Not pizza." The problem isn't a lack of options, it's that nobody wants to be responsible for the choice. A wheel takes the blame. Put six real options on it, spin once, and the decision is made by physics instead of by whoever caves first.
Make it your wheel
The default wheel has broad crowd-pleasers — pizza, sushi, burgers, ramen. Replace them with the places you actually order from: type one option per line or use Paste list to drop in a whole list at once. You can even attach a photo to each dish, so the wheel spins with pictures of the actual food.
Cravings get a thumb on the scale
Each entry has a weight. Kind of feeling noodles? Give ramen weight 3 and everything else 1 — ramen now takes three slices' worth of the wheel, but the salad still has a fighting chance. It's a decision with built-in plausible deniability.
Lunch with coworkers or family
Collect everyone's one suggestion, spin, done — the wheel is neutral, so nobody's pick "wins" by social pressure. Save the group's list as a named wheel (My wheels) and it's one click next time. You can also share the exact wheel as a link, or embed it in a team wiki page.