Tap spin for your answer
Tap spin for your answer
Spin to decide truth or dare, then let the wheel — not a person — keep the game fair.
See whether it's Truth or Dare for the current player.
Optional: replace the default list with your own truth questions or dare challenges for a themed game night.
Pass the spin to the next player and repeat — the wheel keeps things fair since nobody's picking who goes next.
Truth or Dare is a party-game staple, and the wheel format solves its most common friction point: someone always feels like they got picked on, or that the dares got easier for certain players. Spinning removes that — the wheel decides, not a person, which keeps the game feeling fair even as it gets more chaotic.
It also scales beyond the classic version — game night hosts build fully custom wheels, like a party-challenge wheel or a "punishment" wheel for game losers, using the same underlying tool with a different list of prompts.
Yes. Clear the default list and type in your own prompts — the wheel works with any custom text, not just "Truth" and "Dare" as categories.
The base Truth or Dare wheel is neutral, but since prompts are fully customizable, appropriateness depends on what you or your group types in. Build a kid-friendly prompt list for younger players.
Yes — share the link so everyone in the group sees the same wheel and takes turns spinning from their own device, or spin once and pass the screen around.
Want a wheel for something other than a party game? Try the fully custom decision wheel.