Loxley Decision Maker

Can't make up your mind? Put the choices on a wheel and spin it. Tap the wheel, tap Spin, or give the phone a shake; it turns, ticks past every wedge, and the pointer lands on one. That's the whole app, and it works offline. No ads, no sign-up, no accounts, and nothing watching what you do. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.1 • The wheel. Your choices become wedges, sized by how many chances each one gets. Tap it, spin it, or shake the phone. • Weights. Give a choice ×2 or ×3 the chances; its wedge grows to match, so the odds are right there on the screen. • Shuffle and Teams. One spin puts everything in a random order, or deals the choices into two to six teams. Who goes first, who does the dishes, who's on which side. • Saved lists. Name a set of choices (dinner, chores, movie night) and it stays on the phone. One tap puts it back on the wheel. • Recent picks shown under the wheel. • The Dice tab. Roll one die or up to ten at once, d4 to d100, with every face shown and the total added up, plus the last rolls. A random number in any range you set sits underneath. • Decide, Dice and Lists are tabs across the top, like the other Loxley apps, and the back button returns to the previous screen instead of leaving the app. • Shake to decide moved into Settings. WHAT YOU GET • A spinning wheel that lands on one of your choices, with a tick per wedge and a buzz on the result • Quick presets: Coin, Yes / No, Rock-Paper-Scissors • Your own choices, with ×2 and ×3 chances where you want them • Shuffle into an order, or split into teams • Saved lists that survive restarts • Recent picks • Dice: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100, one to ten at a time, faces and total • A random number between any two numbers • Shake to decide • Works offline THE LOXLEY PROMISE • No ads, ever • No tracking, no analytics, no accounts • No internet permission, so it cannot phone home • The only thing it ever touches is the motion sensor, and only for the shake gesture, only while the app is open • Your lists stay on your device • Free, and yours to keep Loxley Labs makes simple tools the old way: something that does one job well, then stops. Questions? [email protected]