Choose a wheel that fits how you'll use it.

For saved personal wheels on your iPhone, Wheelora is one option to try. Browser tools and other native apps also offer capable pickers. The right choice depends on your list, device, and occasion.

By Wheelora / Orivale Labs LLC · Updated

Compare the published features.

We make Wheelora. This comparison uses each product's official page, checked October 12, 2026. It is a feature overview, not an independent performance test or a ranking. Paid features and allowances can differ by plan.

Official product descriptions; follow a product link to check current details.
ToolFormatOptionsSave and reuseOther published features
WheeloraiPhone / iPad appManual options and optional AI suggestionsSaved wheels, weights, free signed-in syncMulti-wheel Spin All, six AI tones, Home Screen widget, image and live-link sharing
Wheel of NamesBrowser wheelTyped lists and Google Sheets importWeights, local or cloud savingMulti-wheel management, shared links, audio and visual customization
Picker WheelBrowser wheel / Home Screen shortcutText, images, lists, and AI-generated suggestionsWeights, file storage, sharingElimination and accumulation modes, result collection
Tiny DecisionsiPhone / iPad app, Apple WatchCustom wheels and templatesWeighted options, iCloud sync, sharingNo-repeat mode, finger picker, coin flip, random numbers, widgets

For a recurring personal shortlist on iPhone.

Try Wheelora when you want to keep your own meals, movie titles, or small tasks together and return to the wheel later. Manual creation, spinning, and custom odds are free. Optional AI can draft a list in one of six tones.

Start locally as a guest. Sign in for free sync and live-link sharing. Pro offers higher configured AI and saved-wheel limits and all themes. Check current prices and purchase terms in the app.

Tiny Decisions is another native option, particularly worth comparing if you want a coin flip, finger picker, or no-repeat mode alongside wheels. See its App Store description for current features.

For editing and presenting in a browser.

Wheel of Names describes classroom, event, and presentation workflows. Picker Wheel documents browser editing, several picking modes, and AI suggestions. Both provide weights and sharing.

Wheelora's site lets you try a sample, spin a shared snapshot, or use a website embed. Personal creation and saving happen in the app. Choose a browser tool if that is where you need to edit your list.

A simple picker may already be enough.

If the choice is one-off and either of two options would work, a coin flip may be quicker. A saved wheel becomes more useful when the same question returns and you want to keep several acceptable options.

Try the dinner sample or the custom-odds example before deciding which experience you prefer.

Frequently asked questions

Which decision wheel app should I choose?

Choose for the workflow you need. Wheelora is worth trying for reusable iPhone wheels with optional AI. Wheel of Names and Picker Wheel suit browser use. Tiny Decisions is another native option with several random-picking modes. Check each tool's current features and pricing.

Are weights or AI exclusive to Wheelora?

No. All four tools in this comparison advertise weights. Picker Wheel also advertises AI suggestions. Wheelora's appeal is the combination and experience, which you can try for yourself.

Is Wheelora a full web wheel editor?

Wheelora's website has interactive samples, shared wheels, and an embed. Use the iPhone app to create and save your personal wheels. For a full browser editing workflow, compare the browser tools linked here.

Keep your own shortlist ready.

Create a wheel from choices you like and reuse it when the question returns. Manual creation, spinning, and custom odds are free.

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