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https://fluky.com
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Fluky is a small collection of randomizer tools that settle a question in seconds without an account, an install or a payment. The set covers a spin wheel you load with your own options, a yes-or-no wheel, a name picker that takes a pasted list, a team generator for splitting people fairly, a random number range, a dice roller for one or many dice, and a one-tap coin flip.
Everything runs in the browser on any device — a phone, a laptop, or a classroom projector in fullscreen — and lists you type stay on your own device. A wheel or a name list can be shared by link so other people see the same options, and the Secret Santa draw sends private links, including a WhatsApp-specific flow, so the organizer never sees who drew whom.
Fairness is stated rather than assumed: results are drawn with cryptographic randomness in your browser — the same class of generator used for encryption keys — and the winner is decided before the animation starts, so the spin on screen cannot influence the outcome. The site is available in multiple languages.
Teachers, giveaway hosts, teams and anyone making a low-stakes random decision who does not want to sign up for it.
Picking a random winner in a giveaway; splitting a class into teams; running a Secret Santa draw without anyone seeing the pairs; settling a yes-or-no question on a projector.
Free
Every tool is free with no sign-up and no install; opening a tool page is enough to use it.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website
The site states that lists you type stay on your device and that draws are resolved in your own browser, with Secret Santa pairs hidden from the organizer behind private links.
Committing to cryptographic randomness and pre-deciding the winner is the right answer for a tool whose whole value is being trusted with the result.
The tools are standalone — there is no account, so saved lists and history are not carried between devices.

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