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The what to order wheel

Delivery-app scrolling has its own kind of decision fatigue. The What to Order Wheel spins through cuisines — pizza, Thai, Mexican, Japanese — and commits to one, so you open the app already knowing what to search. It's the takeout-specific sibling to Roue's dinner wheel; edit the list to the cuisines your usual spots actually deliver.

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What’s on the what to order wheel

The what to order wheel comes pre-loaded with these 7 options. Every one is editable — add your own, remove what you don’t need, or replace the list entirely.

1Pizza
2Chinese
3Mexican
4Indian
5Thai
6Japanese
7Mediterranean

How to use the what to order wheel

1Open the What to Order Wheel. Tap "Open this wheel" to load the What to Order Wheel into Roue with its 7 options already filled in.
2Edit the options. Add, rename, or remove entries one per line so the wheel matches your exact choices.
3Spin. Press Spin (or the Space bar). The wheel lands on a fair, random result using the Web Crypto API.
4Go full-screen. Hit Presentation mode to fill the screen with just the wheel and result — built for projectors and streams.

When to use it

Reach for the What to Order Wheel when you're someone stuck on a choice who needs to settle it on your phone or laptop — any everyday decision. Because every entry is editable, the same wheel works far beyond its defaults.

What to Order Wheel — frequently asked questions

Is the What to Order Wheel free?

Yes — the What to Order Wheel is completely free, with no login and no sign-up. Pro removes the small ads and lifts the saved-boards limit, but the wheel itself is never behind a paywall.

Can I change the options on the wheel?

Absolutely. The 7 options are just a starting point. Open the wheel, edit the list one entry per line, and your changes appear on the wheel instantly. Save it as your own board or share a link.

Is the spin actually random?

Yes. Roue picks the winning segment with crypto-grade randomness (the Web Crypto API's getRandomValues), not Math.random. The visual spin is calibrated to land exactly on the chosen result.

Does it work on a projector or shared screen?

Yes. Presentation mode hides the controls and scales the wheel and result to fill any screen — a classroom projector, a stage display, or a stream overlay. Press ESC to exit.

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