Who Gets the Last Slice
Settle who gets the last slice with real ceremony: enter names, spin a pizza-slice wheel, and let it land on one winner with a dramatic, slowing finish. A fair, fun end to any food dispute.
Built by the AbraCalc team
How to play
- Review the four default names, or edit the textarea list to match who's actually arguing over the slice.
- Tap Update Wheel to rebuild the wheel with your list.
- Tap Spin for the Last Slice and watch the wheel slow down dramatically before landing.
- Read the winner announcement and confetti burst, then hand over the slice.
Who Gets the Last Slice turns a small kitchen or lunch-table argument into a moment of theater instead of a squabble. Four default names are loaded onto a spinning wheel shaped like pizza slices, ready to go the moment the page opens, and the names textarea underneath lets anyone swap in the actual people fighting over the last piece. Tap Spin for the Last Slice and the wheel spins for several seconds with a satisfying tick on every slice it passes, gradually slowing down before landing on one name — a real drumroll instead of an instant answer, which makes the outcome feel earned rather than rushed. When it stops, the winning name is announced in big text with a confetti burst, giving the moment a proper celebration instead of just a quiet verdict. It works with as few as one name in the running and as many as everyone in the room can list, and it runs completely offline.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the spin actually fair, or does it favor certain names?
- Every spin uses a cryptographically strong random number to choose the winning slice, so each name has an equal chance regardless of its position on the wheel or how many times it has won before.
- Can I use this for disputes that aren't about food?
- Yes — it works for any group decision where you need one random, dramatic winner from a list of names; just edit the textarea with whatever names or options are in the running and tap Update Wheel.
- How many people can be in the running at once?
- The wheel works with as few as a single name, which will win every spin, up to as many names as you can type into the list — the wheel automatically resizes its slices to fit however many are entered.