About

Hi—I’m the solo developer behind ShioriSpin. I like making small websites and tools that are a little fun and immediately useful—not to pile on features, but so that the few minutes you spend on a page can feel a bit lighter.

ShioriSpin is one of the projects under Pixzens. The site is shiorispin.pixzens.com. If you want to share an idea, report a bug, or just say “this is nice,” write to [email protected].

How it showed up

It started with everyday stuff. I kept running into small decisions that weren’t hard, yet took forever: what to eat for lunch, who performs at the party, who gets called on in class, who draws truth or dare… Some people flip a coin, some use name-picker apps, some spam “pick random” in group chats. Plenty of tools exist—but they often felt too heavy, too bare, or demanding a login before you could spin once.

I wondered: could there be one clean wheel page—your list on your device, works offline, templates ready to go, plus coin flip, dice, lottery slips, rock paper scissors, random numbers, and finger roulette when you need them? That’s ShioriSpin: let a bit of controlled luck help with choice paralysis, while you stay in charge.

A few things I care about

First, light. Open and use—no sign-up, no sending your list to the cloud.

Second, fun but not sloppy. Tune weights, colors, remove winners after a spin; the template gallery covers meals, parties, study, and other real-life messes; the Games page is another rhythm of small decisions.

Third, respect your data. The default is simple: data stays on your device. You export, you clear—control stays with you.

Before you go

Solo development means the roadmap follows real feedback, not a slide deck. If something feels awkward, you want a template we don’t have, or a translation reads wrong—tell me.

Thanks for trusting this pink wheel with a small decision. May it be loud when the moment calls for it, and when things are quiet, may it simply finish one steady turn.