I didn’t plan to “build a product.” It started with something much smaller: indecision.
Almost every day I’d get stuck in small decision loops:
🍔 What to eat for lunch
đź“‹ Which task to start with
🎲 Who goes first in a game with friends
These weren’t big problems, but they drained more energy than I expected.
One day, half-jokingly, I searched “spin the wheel” online, hoping for a simple randomizer. What I found were ad-filled, clunky sites. All I wanted was a clean wheel that spins — nothing more.
So I built one myself. 🚀
At first, it was just for me. But soon:
Friends used it to decide dinner
Teachers used it in classrooms
Streamers used it for small giveaways
That’s when I realized: even small, almost “trivial” tools can quietly fit into people’s daily routines.
For me, WheelPage isn’t about tech — it’s about creating a tiny moment of calm in everyday indecision. Sometimes, a simple spin is enough.
👉 Try it here if you’re curious: https://wheelpage.com
I just launched WheelPage — a simple online wheel to help people make small decisions.
I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions. Any feedback is welcome!