We release new wheels weekly and major features monthly. Current development focuses on AI-powered suggestions, collaborative group decision tools, voice commands, and mobile-first experiences. User feedback directly influences our development priorities.
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New Interactive Spinner Wheels & Decision Tools
About New Tools
Check out our latest additions before everyone else catches on. Fresh tools, updated features, and experimental wheels that might just become your new favourites.
We're constantly cooking up new ways to make decisions easier and more fun. Be the first to try our newest spinners—beta test the future of choice-making.
Crisis Mode Breaker: Is It Really Urgent? | AU
A fast Aussie spinner to sort urgent vs important. Friendly, evidence‑backed and mobile‑first so you can push back on faux crises—politely, with proof.
Multitasking Myth Buster: Aussie Decision Spinner
Bust the multitasking myth. Use our Aussie spinner to pick one task, cut switching costs and get more done with less stress.
Deadline Negotiation Navigator (AU)
Push back on deadlines the smart AU way. Spin a plan, get scripts, and align with Fair Work and WHS guidance.
Hot Off the Development Press
Our newest spinner wheels represent the cutting edge of decision technology (yes, that's a thing). From AI-enhanced suggestions to crowd-sourced options, these new tools push the boundaries of what a simple wheel can do.
Feature Spotlight: What's Cooking
Latest features include voice-activated spins, collaborative wheels for group decisions, and smart suggestions that learn from your choices. Our new generators get smarter, faster, and more entertaining with each update.
Be an early adopter and help shape these tools with your feedback. Your random wheel new favourite might be hiding here, waiting to solve a problem you didn't know you had, no worries.
Frequently Asked Questions about New
Common questions and helpful answers for new related topics.
Absolutely! We love user suggestions and regularly implement popular requests. Contact us through feedback forms, social media, or community forums. The best ideas often come from real users solving actual problems with creative wheel applications.
Beta features are thoroughly tested but may have minor bugs or interface changes. For crucial decisions, use established tools. Beta features are perfect for exploring new functionality, providing feedback, and getting familiar with upcoming improvements.