Spinness started because the wheel-spinning and random-generator space had a problem: the tools everyone actually uses are old, slow, and surrounded by dark patterns designed to trick you into clicking something you did not intend to click. The reason this site exists is that we wanted something faster, cleaner, and honest — a free collection of decision tools that work in any modern browser with no accounts, no subscriptions, and no tricks.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded to a server, nothing gets logged server-side, nothing gets sold to a data broker. The localStorage-based wheel-saving feature stores data on your device and nowhere else. When you close the tab, the data stays with you.
What we publish
Spinness covers the full range of random and decision tools — spin wheels and name pickers for classrooms and raffles, coin flips and dice for game nights, Pokemon and Bible verse generators for communities that use them daily. New tools get added based on what people actually search for, not what is trendy to build. The list grows steadily, not in bursts.
Our standards
Every tool is documented with a methodology page explaining exactly which randomness source it uses and why the choice matters. Every page goes through a review process before going live. See our editorial standards and randomness methodology for the full picture.
Contact
Reach us at hello@spinness.com — for error reports, feedback, or anything else. We read every message and respond to most of them.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Spinness?
Spinness is built and maintained by a solo developer based in Ukraine. It is fully bootstrapped — no investors, no PR department, no marketing team. The site stays free because it is funded by standard display advertising, not by selling user data or pushing paid upsells.
Are the tools free for commercial use?
Yes. We do not ask whether you are settling a bet with friends or assigning tasks at work. No account needed, no attribution required, no fee for any use case — personal or commercial. The tool output belongs to you.
Is my data safe when I use Spinness?
The short version: there is very little data to worry about. No accounts means no password database to breach. Wheels saved to localStorage stay on your device — we have no access to them. Analytics data is collected only with your consent and is aggregated and anonymized. We see "3,000 people spun a wheel today," not who they were or what names they typed.
How do I contact you or report an error?
Email hello@spinness.com. We review every message personally. Factual errors on tool pages get fixed within a few days of being reported, and the "Last updated" date gets bumped when they do.