PicklyRandom turns "I can't decide" into a spin. Describe any dilemma — dinner, date night, who pays — and AI instantly builds a wheel. Plus Fair Mode so it's never the same person, a daily couple card, coin flip, dice, group picker & more.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built PicklyRandom because I waste an embarrassing amount of time deciding tiny things — where to eat, what to watch, whose turn it is.
Most "spinner" apps make YOU type every option. So I added an AI Wheel: describe the situation in plain words ("cheap dinner for two picky eaters," "rainy day with kids") and it builds the wheel for you in a second.
A few other things I'm proud of:
• Fair Mode — recent winners get lower odds, so group picks stay fair
• A daily card for couples, with a gentle reminder + streak
• The classics too: coin flip, dice, yes/no, number, group picker
It's live on iOS, free to use, with a Pro tier for unlimited AI + all decks.
Would genuinely love your feedback on the AI wheel — what would you ask it to decide? 🎡
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How does Fair Mode actually work for picking "who pays" in a group? Does it keep a running tally behind the scenes so it remembers who already lost, or does it just randomize each time without memory?
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@gler642899 It remembers recent winners, so it isn’t a fresh random draw every time. Someone who was picked recently gets lower odds in the next rounds, helping keep things balanced over time—especially for “who pays” or group decisions.
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How well does the AI handle really specific dilemmas, like picking between three restaurants that all have different vibes? Curious if it just spits out generic options or actually gets nuance.
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@edanurbatu11295 Great question! You can guide the AI with prompts—for example, "only show Asian food"—and it'll narrow the options to match your preferences. If you don't like any of the suggested places, you can also manually edit or remove them. That way, the AI works with your preferences instead of giving one-size-fits-all recommendations.
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A weighted mode would be a nice addition, where you can tilt the wheel toward certain options without making them guaranteed. Helpful for things like "90% sushi, 10% pizza" so the randomness still feels fair but matches real preferences.
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@kuzeyozbas33462 Love that idea. A weighted wheel would be a great way to reflect real preferences while keeping the result pleasantly unpredictable. I’m adding it to the feature list—“90% sushi, 10% pizza” is exactly the kind of use case it should support.
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Tried it for picking a restaurant with my partner and the daily couple card actually sparked a fun little debate. Fair Mode is a nice touch since it keeps one of us from getting "randomly" skipped every time.
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@miray1419291 That’s lovely to hear—those little debates are exactly what I hoped the couple card would spark 😊 And yes, Fair Mode is there to make sure the “random” result doesn’t keep favouring the same person. Thanks for trying it!
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Tried it for our usual Friday dinner debate and the wheel actually settled things in under a minute. Fair Mode is a nice touch, saved us from the usual "you always pick the same place" argument.
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@lhan1427713 Love hearing that! Getting a Friday dinner debate settled in under a minute is exactly the kind of win I built PicklyRandom for 😄 Glad Fair Mode helped keep it feeling fair too. Thanks for trying it!”
How does Fair Mode actually work for picking "who pays" in a group? Does it keep a running tally behind the scenes so it remembers who already lost, or does it just randomize each time without memory?
@gler642899 It remembers recent winners, so it isn’t a fresh random draw every time. Someone who was picked recently gets lower odds in the next rounds, helping keep things balanced over time—especially for “who pays” or group decisions.
How well does the AI handle really specific dilemmas, like picking between three restaurants that all have different vibes? Curious if it just spits out generic options or actually gets nuance.
@edanurbatu11295 Great question! You can guide the AI with prompts—for example, "only show Asian food"—and it'll narrow the options to match your preferences. If you don't like any of the suggested places, you can also manually edit or remove them. That way, the AI works with your preferences instead of giving one-size-fits-all recommendations.
A weighted mode would be a nice addition, where you can tilt the wheel toward certain options without making them guaranteed. Helpful for things like "90% sushi, 10% pizza" so the randomness still feels fair but matches real preferences.
@kuzeyozbas33462 Love that idea. A weighted wheel would be a great way to reflect real preferences while keeping the result pleasantly unpredictable. I’m adding it to the feature list—“90% sushi, 10% pizza” is exactly the kind of use case it should support.
Tried it for picking a restaurant with my partner and the daily couple card actually sparked a fun little debate. Fair Mode is a nice touch since it keeps one of us from getting "randomly" skipped every time.
@miray1419291 That’s lovely to hear—those little debates are exactly what I hoped the couple card would spark 😊 And yes, Fair Mode is there to make sure the “random” result doesn’t keep favouring the same person. Thanks for trying it!
Tried it for our usual Friday dinner debate and the wheel actually settled things in under a minute. Fair Mode is a nice touch, saved us from the usual "you always pick the same place" argument.
@lhan1427713 Love hearing that! Getting a Friday dinner debate settled in under a minute is exactly the kind of win I built PicklyRandom for 😄 Glad Fair Mode helped keep it feeling fair too. Thanks for trying it!”