I’m building a small site for quick everyday decisions

Hi Indie Hackers,

I’ve been building a small browser-based tool site called WheelPage.

The idea is simple: not every decision needs a full app, an account, or a complicated setup. Sometimes people just want to open a page, spin a wheel, flip a coin, get a result, and move on.

Right now, the site has two main tools:

1. A random picker wheel
   Useful for names, raffles, classroom games, small choices, yes/no decisions, or picking from a list.

2. A coin flip tool
   A very simple heads-or-tails tool for quick decisions.

I know these are not “big” tools, but that’s also the point. I’m trying to build small, fast, low-friction web tools that solve tiny everyday problems without asking users to sign up or learn anything.

What I’m currently working on:

• making the wheel interaction feel more polished
• improving the mobile experience
• adding small animations and sound without making the page feel noisy
• building multilingual SEO pages
• figuring out whether this kind of simple utility site can grow through search and small community launches

The site is here:

https://wheelpage.com/

And the coin flip page is here:

https://wheelpage.com/coin-flip/

I’d love feedback from other indie hackers:

• Does the positioning make sense?
• Is “simple decision tools” clear enough, or too vague?
• Would you keep the product minimal, or make it more playful?
• Are there any other tiny tools that would naturally fit this site?
• For this kind of project, would you focus more on SEO, extensions, directories, or community launches?

Thanks for taking a look. I’m still early in the process and would really appreciate honest feedback.