Yes or No Generator

It reads a number between 0 and 1 from your browser's random number generator and splits that range into equal buckets. With Maybe off the range halves into Yes and No, and with Maybe on it splits into three equal thirds, so every option is equally likely.

Each draw is independent, so runs and streaks are normal. Getting three Yes answers in a row does not make No more likely on the next tap, exactly as with a fair coin.

Yes. Tick Include Maybe and every tap returns Yes, No or Maybe with equal odds. Untick it to go back to a straight two-way choice.

It counts how many of each answer you have drawn since the page loaded or since you last reset, which is handy when you want to ask the same question several times and see how the split falls.

No. The counts live only in the current page session, so reloading or closing the tab clears them, and the Reset link zeroes them on demand.

No. The buckets are fixed at an even split, so you get 50/50 for two options or a three-way tie with Maybe. For weighted or custom outcomes a spinner or random picker tool is a better fit.

No. It uses your browser's built-in generator, which is great for casual choices but is not a certified or auditable source of randomness, so do not rely on it for money or legal decisions.

Every answer is generated locally in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and the tool keeps working once the page has loaded, even without a connection.