Multiplayer Random Name Picker – Spin the Wheel Together
Random name pickers are everywhere — but almost all of them are single-player.
I wanted something more transparent, fair, and fun, especially for group decisions.
So I built a Multiplayer Random Name Picker – Wheel of Names, where multiple users can join the same room and spin the wheel together in real time.
👉 Try it here:
https://webzio.website/wheel-on-name-multiplayer
🤔 Why Multiplayer?
In many real-life scenarios, randomness needs trust:
Online giveaways
Team assignments
Classroom activities
Game nights
Fair decision-making among friends or colleagues
With single-user tools, only one person controls the spin. That can raise doubts like:
“Did you rig it?”
“Spin again 😅”
Multiplayer solves this by making the process open and shared.
🚀 How It Works
The experience is intentionally simple:
1️⃣ Create a Room
One user creates a room and gets a unique room link.
2️⃣ Invite Others
Share the room link with friends, teammates, or participants.
Anyone with the link can join instantly — no signup required.
3️⃣ Add Names
All players can see the same wheel and the same list of names.
4️⃣ Spin Together
When the wheel spins:
Everyone sees it happen live
Everyone sees the same result
No one can secretly influence the outcome
🎯 Total transparency. One shared result.
✨ Key Features
🔗 Room-based multiplayer system
👥 Multiple players in one session
🎡 Real-time synchronized wheel
🔍 Transparent & fair randomization
🧠 Great for games, giveaways, and group decisions
📱 Works on desktop and mobile
🧪 Use Cases
Streamers doing live giveaways
Teachers picking students fairly
Friends deciding “who goes first”
Remote teams assigning tasks
Party games with zero drama 😄
🛠️ Why I Built This
There are tons of random name pickers out there — but very few consider group trust.
This project was about:
Fairness
Shared visibility
Removing doubts
Making randomness social
🔗 Try It Out
👉 Multiplayer Wheel of Names:
https://webzio.website/wheel-on-name-multiplayer
I’d love feedback, feature ideas, or suggestions from the dev community.
If you’ve built something similar or have thoughts on improving real-time multiplayer tools, let’s discuss 👇
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