The What to Do Wheel is a random activity picker for when you are bored or can’t agree on a plan. Spin for an idea from twelve everyday activities, or choose a quick list — at home, outdoors, with friends, rainy day or date night — and let the wheel decide. Add your own ideas to make it a bucket list you can spin.
How to use the What to Do Wheel
- Choose a quick list that fits the moment, or type your own ideas.
- Tap or click the wheel to spin.
- Do what it says — that is the deal!
- Turn on "Take the winner off the wheel afterwards" to work through a bucket list without repeats.
Beat decision fatigue
When every option seems equally fine, choosing still takes effort — and the evening slips away while you scroll. Handing the choice to a fair random draw removes the negotiation: the wheel picks, you go. Keep only ideas you would genuinely enjoy and there is no wrong answer.
Build a bucket-list wheel
Type the things you have been meaning to do — a museum you have never visited, a recipe you saved, a trail nearby — and spin one each weekend. With Take the winner off the wheel afterwards switched on, each idea is crossed off as it comes up, and Results shows what you have done so far.
For families and kids
- Build a blanket fort
- Treasure hunt
- Dance party
- Lego challenge
- Bake cookies
- Nature scavenger hunt
- Make a comic
- Science experiment
Let each child add one idea to the list so everyone has a stake in the spin.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do when I’m bored?
Spin the activity wheel for a random idea such as going for a walk, cooking something new, calling a friend or playing a board game.
Are there ideas for rainy days?
Yes. Choose the Rainy day quick list for indoor ideas like baking, board games, a museum visit or a documentary.
Can I add my own activities?
Yes. Type your own ideas in the entry box, one per line. They are saved in your browser for next time.
Is there a date night wheel?
Choose the Date night quick list for ideas like cooking dinner together, stargazing, a comedy show or a pottery class.