Browser tool

Celebrate Milestones with Weighted Spin Wheels

Configure weighted milestone tasks, spin the wheel, and keep a local task history for creator events.

The Subscriber Wheel

Every sub nudges the chaos. Spin at milestones to decide my fate.

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Task Log

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Config Editor

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Quick instructions

  1. 1

    Add entries & weights

    Create wheel segments with labels, optional descriptions, and custom weight multipliers.

  2. 2

    Configure the wheel

    Choose a preset or edit the available wheel configuration and slice weights.

  3. 3

    Spin live

    Click Spin to animate the wheel, announce the winner, and log the result instantly.

  4. 4

    Reset for the next round

    Clear or undo task history, then update the milestone values or configuration for the next round.

Examples & tips

Choose giveaway winners

Assign extra weight to long-time supporters while keeping entries transparent for the audience.

Pick next video topics

Let subscribers submit topic ideas and spin to select your next deep-dive.

Challenge roulette

Populate the wheel with fun dares or creative prompts to keep streams lively.

Useful details

  • Pair the wheel with the Random Prompt Generator to populate fun challenges automatically.
  • Record spin history and share screenshots with your community for transparency.

About this tool

Milestone streams and community events need a dash of spectacle. The Subscriber Wheel adds suspense while staying fair thanks to transparent weighting controls.

Wheel selection and configuration run in the browser and are saved locally. Spin events may also be sent to the site’s optional logging endpoint when it is available.

Questions

Can I save wheels?
The active wheel configuration is saved in this browser. The interface imports and exports task history, while wheel configuration can be edited as JSON.
Does the wheel require internet?
The wheel fetches its initial configuration and presets from this site. Once loaded, selection runs in the browser; optional spin logging also requires a network connection.
Is the spin fair?
The wheel uses weighted randomness. Each spin is independent, but weights influence probability as configured.
Can I hide upcoming entries?
No secret-entry control is currently provided. Keep sensitive task details out of configurations shown on stream.

Have feedback?

Found a bug or have an idea to improve this tool?