Days of the Week Wheel Spinner
The days of the week wheel picks one of the seven days at random, which is useful whenever a schedule needs deciding and nobody wants to be the one who decided it.
All seven days sit on the wheel, Monday through Sunday, one slice each. Spin and one of them comes up with no argument attached.
Most people land here for a rota. Which day this week is the deep-clean day, which day the dog gets the long walk, whose turn it is on Thursday. Rotas fall apart when somebody suspects the schedule was arranged around someone else's convenience, and handing the arrangement to a wheel removes the suspicion along with the negotiation.
Teachers use it for the small recurring decisions that eat the start of a lesson: which day the class gets free reading, which day the quiz lands, which day the jobs rotate. Fitness plans work the same way — spin for the rest day and stop bargaining with yourself about it on Wednesday morning.
If you only want weekdays, delete Saturday and Sunday from the wheel. Everything you edit stays in your browser, so the trimmed version is still there when you come back.
Days of the Week Wheel Spinner — questions
Can I remove the weekend from the wheel?
Yes. Click Saturday and Sunday and delete them, and the wheel rebalances across the five remaining weekdays. Your edit is saved in your browser, so the weekday-only wheel is there next time.
Can I make one day come up more often?
Yes. Add the same day as a second slice and it gets twice the share of the wheel. That is useful when a rota should lean towards a particular day without becoming fixed.
Does it pick a different day each time?
Each spin is independent, so the same day can come up twice in a row. If you are assigning all seven days without repeats, turn on "Remove winner after spin" and each day drops off once it has been drawn.