What can’t you decide?
16 spinners, party games, and quiet daily rituals — for the small stalemates and the group ones. No ads between spins. No account to create.
You’re on the list — watch your inbox.
Decide. Play. Reflect.
Quick randomizers for the instant call, party games for the group that can’t agree, and a few small rituals for the quieter moments.
Nothing to leak, because there’s no server
Most decision apps are ad-stuffed and permission-hungry. Decidely's release build has zero uses-permission entries — check the manifest yourself.
No accounts
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to leak, no password to reuse.
No network calls
There is no HTTP client in the dependency tree. It works in airplane mode because it has to.
No analytics SDK
Settings and Life Wheel history stay in local storage on your device. We never see it.
Dark by default. Light gets the same care.
Four modules, unlocking over time
Real dates we intend to hit, not countdown-timer pressure. Waitlist members get an email the moment each one ships.
Category, time, and budget filters for the "what are we actually doing" conversation.
Genre-filtered picks with a one-line hook — no posters, just what you need to decide.
An eight-category weekly check-in with a running history and a radar chart.
A planetary-hour ritual from real sunrise/sunset math for your city — no location permission.
Be there when it unlocks
One email at launch, one for each module that unlocks. Nothing else.