Changelog
Everything that has shipped, newest first. Wheel Cue launched in September 2026.
Version 1.0 — Wheel Cue launches
- Wheel spinner with up to 500 entries, weighted choices and remove-after-spin.
- Cryptographic randomness via
crypto.getRandomValues(), with rejection sampling to remove modulo bias. - Per-spin verification: every result window shows the raw draw, the rejection limit, the discard count and the arithmetic that selected the winner.
- Thirteen dedicated tools, including a team generator that deals groups rather than spinning names one at a time.
- Twenty ready-to-spin templates with hand-written entry lists.
- Fullscreen presentation mode, driven by the spacebar for use with a clicker.
- Save wheels to the browser and share them by link, with no account and no server-side storage.
- Results log with clipboard export as a table, including probabilities and timestamps.
- Light and dark themes, reduced-motion support and keyboard operation throughout.
- A fairness page with a 10,000-draw simulation that runs through the same code path a real spin uses.
What's next
Roughly in order. This is a list of intentions, not promises with dates on them — what gets built next is mostly decided by what people ask for.
- Embeddable wheels for teachers and bloggers.
- Image entries, so a wheel can show pictures rather than text.
- A results view that survives a page reload.
- More classroom templates, driven by what people ask for.
- Additional languages, once the English copy has settled.