Entscheidungshelfer
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Perfect for
- • Choosing what to eat or where to dine
- • Picking weekend activities and entertainment
- • Breaking decision paralysis and overthinking
- • Team building and group activities
- • Random gift selection and surprises
- • Selecting travel destinations
- • Choosing learning topics or books
- • Breaking routine and trying new things
Pro Tips
- • Only include options you'd actually be okay with
- • Use weighted lists by repeating preferred options
- • Set a time limit to avoid re-rolling decisions
- • Combine with your intuition after the result
- • Use for tie-breaking between good choices
- • Create themed decision lists for different scenarios
- • Let randomness reveal your true preferences
- • Keep a decision journal to track outcomes
When should I use random decision making?
Random decision making works best when you have multiple good options and no clear winner, when you're stuck in analysis paralysis, or when all choices have similar outcomes. It's great for low-stakes decisions and breaking routine patterns.
How can I trust a random decision?
Pay attention to your gut reaction to the result. If you feel disappointed, that reveals your true preference. If you feel relieved or excited, the random choice aligned with your subconscious desires. Use randomness as a tool to uncover your real feelings.
What if I don't like the random result?
That's valuable information! Your reaction tells you something important about your preferences. You can either accept the decision as a way to try something new, or use your negative reaction to identify what you actually want to choose.
Can I weight certain options to be more likely?
Yes! Simply add your preferred options multiple times in the list. For example, if you slightly prefer "pizza" over other dinner options, include "pizza" twice or three times to increase its chances of being selected.
Is this tool suitable for important life decisions?
This tool is best for everyday decisions and choices with similar outcomes. For major life decisions (career, relationships, finances), use this as just one input alongside careful consideration, advice from trusted people, and your own values and goals.
Why does the decision history only show recent choices?
The history shows your 10 most recent decisions to help you see patterns and avoid repeatedly choosing the same options. This encourages variety and helps you notice if you're consistently avoiding certain types of decisions.
POST /a/v1/decisions
Make random decisions from a list of options
Request Body
Example Request
curl -X POST "https://random-generators.com/a/v1/decisions" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"options": ["Go to the movies", "Stay home and read", "Visit friends", "Try a new restaurant"]
}'Example Response
{
"decision": "Try a new restaurant",
"options": ["Go to the movies", "Stay home and read", "Visit friends", "Try a new restaurant"],
"totalOptions": 4
}