The creator gives fate a nudge

You choose the question, write the answers and select the winner. Your friend gets a wheel with their question on it. When they spin, it lands on the result you chose. The joke is the tiny ceremony around an ending you had in mind all along.

There are no stakes, payments or prizes built into the wheel. It is a social joke, not a claim of fair randomness. Keep it light, choose someone who will enjoy it, and let them have their turn to respond.

Make it recognisably theirs

An inside joke makes a better prank than a generic instruction. A question about the restaurant you always argue over or the coffee someone keeps promising to buy gives the recipient a reason to smile before the wheel even moves.

An optional photo makes the centre of the wheel personal. You choose the vertical framing before uploading. Photos belong to individual wheels and can be removed later through the creator's private edit link.

Let your friend get you back

The result is not the end of the game. The “Get them back” button takes your friend straight to creating their own question. They choose the ending this time, and the next link might have your name on it.

The friend link opens without an account or app download. Use your usual messaging app to send it. A result image is also available after the spin, with the question, answer and a small BlameFate signature.

A little control behind the scenes

The public link is for spinning. Your separate edit link is for changing and deleting the wheel. Treat that private link like a password: anyone who has it can manage the wheel.

If a wheel uses your photo or crosses a line, the report control is available below the wheel. Creators can remove their photo or delete their wheel at any time through their private edit link.

A few questions, answered

Can the wheel show NO and still always land on YES?

Yes. Keep YES and NO as the answers, then select YES as the winner. The wheel's stopping position matches the chosen answer.

Can I make it say something other than YES?

Yes. Replace the labels and choose any of your two to eight answers as the winner.

Will my photo be used on other people's wheels?

No. Uploaded photos are associated with the individual wheel you manage. They are not used in a public gallery or copied into new wheels.

Give fate a little nudge