OrbitGuides

Classroom · Wheel

Classroom Name Picker

Replace the example names with your class and choose one turn at a time.

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Food · Wheel

Lunch Picker

A short list of meal ideas you can change to fit your group.

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Games · Wheel

Game Night Picker

Pick the next game from options everyone is happy to play.

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Tasks · Wheel

Chore Wheel

Choose a household task. Agree on responsibilities before spinning.

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Giveaways · Wheel

Giveaway Picker

Start with names, then check duplicates, eligibility and your own giveaway rules.

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Meetings · Wheel

Meeting Topic Picker

Choose a discussion topic from a shared, agreed agenda.

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Teams · teams

Team Splitter

Split example participants into two balanced groups. Edit the list first.

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Yes / No · Yes / No

Yes / No Decision

A quick equal-chance answer without a wheel animation.

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Number picking · number

Number 1–100

Pick one whole number from an inclusive range of 1 to 100.

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Games · dice

Dice d20

Roll one twenty-sided die with no modifier.

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Icebreakers · Wheel

Conversation Starter

A few low-pressure prompts. Anyone may pass on a question.

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Existing named wheel templates are reused rather than overwritten. Utility templates reset that tool's settings; its earlier results stay in history.

Orbit Templates and Use Cases

Templates give you a starting list or configuration. Check the examples and replace them with choices that fit your group.

Start with a real task

Classroom Name Picker and Giveaway Picker open an editable Names wheel. Lunch Picker, Game Night Picker, Chore Wheel and Meeting Topic Picker provide short lists you can revise. Conversation Starter offers prompts for an icebreaker, with room for anyone to pass. These are examples, not promises of a suitable choice for every group.

Team Splitter opens four example participants and two groups. Number 1–100 configures an inclusive integer range. Dice d20 starts a single twenty-sided roll. Yes / No Decision opens the fast two-answer utility. A utility template resets its current settings but leaves earlier results in history.

Your edits remain yours

Using a named wheel template again selects the existing local wheel instead of endlessly creating copies or overwriting your edits. Remove a template wheel from My Wheels if you deliberately want a fresh starting list next time. Templates do not publish anything; sharing is a separate, explicit action.

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