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Small tools for decisions you keep putting off.
A wheel of fortune, a coin, some dice and a deck of cards. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is stored on a server, and every result comes from your operating system's cryptographic random number generator rather than the weaker Math.random().
Why make these at all?
Because a decision you have already agonised over takes forty-five seconds longer than it should. These tools exist to break a tie when the tie is genuinely even — and, when the tie is not even, to show you that you had already decided before you opened the page.
Everything here is static HTML, CSS and JavaScript. There is no account, no analytics of what you roll, and no server-side randomness: your device generates the number, so there is nothing for us to collect or leak.
Is it really random?
It is as random as a web page can honestly claim to be. The site uses crypto.getRandomValues(), the Web Crypto API's generator, which is seeded by your operating system from hardware entropy and is suitable for cryptographic use. Ordinary JavaScript's Math.random() uses a fast but weaker 32-bit generator; plenty of sites use it, and on a page with ads on it that would be worth knowing.
If you would rather check than take our word for it, run the randomness check — it performs a chi-square test on tens of thousands of draws from the same generator these tools use, in your browser, and tells you whether the distribution holds up.
Privacy, and getting in touch
There are no accounts here and no server holding what you do with these tools. The privacy policy explains exactly what that means, including the cookies advertising may set. The terms of service cover what these tools can and can't do for you, and about this site explains why it exists.
Bug reports, corrections or a claim you think is untrue: contact@grunners.vip.