List Picker — Random Decider

Can't decide? Let List Picker choose.

List Picker is a clean, offline-first decision maker that turns "I don't know, you pick" into a tap. Save your lists once — restaurants, chores, students, players, movie nights — then use them with every tool in the app. No accounts, no clutter, works in airplane mode.

🎡 One set of lists, every tool Type your list once and reuse it everywhere. Switch between tools without re-typing a thing.

✨ Tools for every kind of decision • Pick One — a suspenseful reveal that lands on a random winner • No-repeat raffle mode — picked names leave the pool until you reset, with the remaining count always visible (perfect for giveaways and "whose turn is it?") • Spin the Wheel — a colorful, physics-y wheel that's readable whether you have 2 options or 100 • Team Divider — split a group into fair, balanced teams in one tap • Shuffle Order — randomize turn order or a playlist instantly • Coin Flip — heads or tails with a satisfying flip • Dice Roller — roll up to 6 dice at once • Yes / No — instant answers when you're overthinking it • Random Number — pick from any min–max range

🔒 Private by design Everything stays on your device. No sign-up, no tracking of your lists, no internet required. Fully functional offline.

🎯 Built for the moment • Every result is decided fairly, then animated — never rigged by where an animation "happens" to stop • Tap to skip any animation — fast for power users, delightful for everyone else • Pick history per list, so teachers and raffle hosts have receipts • Haptic feedback on every reveal • Light, dark, and system themes • Back up and restore your lists as a file

Great for families ("who picks the movie?"), teachers (random student & team picker), party hosts (raffles & games), friend groups ("where do we eat?"), and anyone who's ever said "you decide."

Stop debating. Start deciding. Download List Picker free.

Recent changes:
• Added an Ad privacy options setting for supported regions (EEA/UK).
• Fixed the Random Number range fields rejecting digits typed on some regional keyboards.
• Small reliability improvements under the hood.