Lucky Wheel
Spin the wheel and let chance decide.
About Lucky Wheel
Lucky Wheel is a fair, instant random-selection app built around an interactive spinning wheel. Create named wheels with custom entries, spin them, and get a trusted result — perfect for teachers picking students, event hosts drawing winners, teams making decisions, or friends settling debates.
Wheels are saved locally and reusable, with per-entry colors, per-wheel spin settings, and the option to take a drawn entry off the wheel until you restore it. Everything you create stays on your device and is never transmitted anywhere.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Lucky Wheel free?
Yes. Lucky Wheel is free to download and use from Google Play and the App Store. It is supported by ads served through Google AdMob, and there is no subscription.
Does Lucky Wheel work offline?
Yes. Your wheels and entries are stored on your device, so every feature works without a connection. The app goes online only for ads, for a short check with the studio's server on each launch on whether this version should show ads, for a check whether a newer version is in the store, and to send a crash report if the app fails. Without a connection it simply runs without those.
What can I use Lucky Wheel for?
Anything that needs an impartial pick: a teacher choosing a student, a host drawing a giveaway winner, a team deciding what to work on next, a family splitting chores, or friends settling an argument. Forty ready-made templates cover the common cases.
How many wheels can I create?
As many as you like. Each wheel keeps its own named entries, per-entry colours and spin duration, and stays saved for reuse.
Which languages does Lucky Wheel support?
Bosnian, English and German.
What data does Lucky Wheel collect?
The app asks for no account and no personal details, and keeps your wheels and entries on your device. The Google AdMob SDK that serves the ads collects an advertising ID, device and app information, approximate location derived from your IP address, and ad interaction data. If the app crashes, it sends a technical crash report (error, app version, device model, OS version — never your wheels or entries) to Sentry in the EU. The privacy policy sets this out in full.