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You load the films you're choosing between, tap the center, and the wheel lands on one. The result comes from the Web Crypto API — the same randomness source browsers use for security keys — so it's a genuine coin-flip across your titles, not a nudge toward the obvious pick.

Yes, and most people do. Clear the preset genres and type the actual films — 'Oppenheimer,' 'Spirited Away,' whatever's on your shortlist. The wheel spins only what you load, so the winner is something you can start playing right away.

Absolutely. The picker doesn't care which service a title lives on — you type the names, it spins them all together. That's handy when the household has three subscriptions and 'what to watch' usually stalls on 'where is it.'

It's one of the most common uses. Have each person name a film, load every suggestion, and spin. Because the wheel makes the call, no single kid's choice gets 'rejected' by a parent — which turns a nightly argument into an eight-second event.

As many as you want. Two titles work for a quick date-night tie-break; ten or twelve work for thinning out an overgrown watchlist. The slow wind-down still makes even a two-film spin feel like a real decision.

It does. The wheel installs as a progressive web app, so once you've opened it the first time it spins with no connection at all — useful on a flight, at a cabin, or any time the WiFi drops mid-debate. Why lose the night to buffering twice?