How to run a transparent random drawing
A practical entry-list workflow for small community giveaways, with clear rules for duplicates, eligibility, the live spin, and a winner who cannot be reached.
Read the drawing guide →A good random pick starts before the spin.
Use a wheel to make a small choice feel clear and engaging. These guides cover the setup around it: define the rules, protect people’s information, and know when randomness is the wrong tool.
Use a picker wheel in class without putting students on the spot
Build a predictable participation routine, offer a pass, and keep names and classroom choices appropriate for a public screen.
Read the classroom guide →When a team should use a random wheel—and when it should not
Separate low-stakes order-setting from decisions that need a reasoned, accountable process. Includes a short meeting routine.
Read the team guide →