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Secure browser-local randomizer

Would you rather question generator

Start low-pressure conversations for families, classrooms, teams, and friends. Each choice is designed for discussion rather than shock value or personal data collection.

Tool controls

Prompts do not repeat until you reset. 240 prompts remaining.

Set the options, then generate a result.

How it works

  1. Choose all prompts or a category such as silly, creative, everyday, or kindness.
  2. Draw a question and let each person explain their choice.
  3. Continue without repeats until the eligible set is exhausted, then reset.

Worked example

Would you rather invent a new board game or design a new playground? There is no correct answer; the interesting part is the reason.

Limits and checks

  • The built-in catalog contains 240 original, family-friendly questions.
  • Changing categories changes the eligible pool but does not erase session history.
  • The tool does not record votes, identities, explanations, or group decisions.

Privacy

Your entries and results stay in this browser tab. This tool does not put them in the URL, browser storage, analytics events, or a server request. Regular site analytics may still load without receiving these values.

Frequently asked questions

Are there right answers?
No. These are conversation starters. Participants can choose, explain, pass, or suggest a different question.
What happens when a category is exhausted?
The tool says that no unused prompt remains. Resetting clears only the local session history and starts the pool again.
Do my entries leave this device?
No tool value is sent, stored, logged, or placed in the URL. Closing or refreshing the tab clears the current work. Regular site analytics may still load without receiving the values.
What makes the selection random?
The tool uses the browser's Web Crypto getRandomValues source and unbiased integer selection. Filters and constraints change the eligible set, not the chance among remaining valid choices.