Ask your question, tap the coin, and get a clean Yes or No. No account, no ads — just an honest 50 : 50 answer when you're stuck between two minds.
This is the classic coin toss with the two faces relabelled Yes and No. Tap anywhere and the coin flies with real physics, bounces, and lands flat with your answer facing up. Hold before releasing for a stronger, longer throw when the question deserves more drama.
It shines on questions where both outcomes are genuinely acceptable: order in or cook, message them or wait, gym now or gym tomorrow. Phrase the question so that both answers are meaningful, decide beforehand whether you'll accept a single flip or best-of-3, and then follow through. If you catch yourself hoping mid-air, that hope is your real answer.
Need a softer oracle? The spinner wheel next door has a Yes / No / Maybe preset with three equal slices — one tap in the wheel's presets and the fence-sitting option joins the game.
The answer is drawn from your browser's cryptographic random generator before the animation begins. Yes and No each get exactly 50 % — no weighting, no memory of previous answers, nothing to game.
Yes — both answers have exactly equal probability on every flip, generated cryptographically before the animation starts.
Of course. Each flip is independent; earlier answers never influence later ones.
Use the spinner wheel's Yes / No / Maybe preset — three equal slices instead of two coin faces.
Treat it as one input, not a verdict. Its real power is revealing which answer you were hoping for while the coin was in the air.
FlickToss is one fast, ad-free toolbox: flip a coin, roll dice, spin a custom wheel, draw a random number, draw a card. Your setup is saved on your device, and you can install FlickToss on your phone or computer for one-tap access — look for the install prompt after a few uses, or use your browser's "Add to Home Screen".