When you cannot decide, let randomness make the call
Sometimes you genuinely cannot decide between options — not because they are all bad, but because they are all fine. Random choice is a legitimate decision-making strategy when preference differences are small. It is also the fairest way to run a giveaway, assign tasks, or pick a winner from a list.
What it does
You enter a list of options — one per line — and the tool picks one at random with equal probability. No weighting, no algorithm trying to predict what you want. Pure randomness, each item with the same chance.