Wrist RNG — the smallest, fastest way to random!

Set a min and max, tap once, get a number. That's the whole app — which is exactly the point. No ads, no menus to dig through, no dice rolling under the couch mid-session. **Tabletop RPGs (D&D and friends):** Set 1–20 for a d20 and you've got ability checks, saving throws, and attack rolls on your wrist — handy when your hands are full of minis and character sheets, or your physical d20 just rolled off the table into the void. Flip to 1–100 for percentile rolls, or 1–6 / 1–8 / 1–12 for whatever the moment calls for. Great as a backup when someone swears their dice are cursed. **Magic: The Gathering:** Settle who plays first with a quick 1–2 flip instead of a coin nobody has on them. Stand in for the Planar Die in Planechase, resolve the handful of cards that call for a die roll, or just settle "best two out of three" disputes at the table without digging through your bag. **Board games and card games:** Any game that wants a d6, d10, or a custom range — Yahtzee, chutes-and-ladders knockoffs, dice-drafting games where you're one die short of a full set. **Parties, bars, and icebreakers:** Assign numbers and roll to pick who goes next, who buys the round, or who has to answer the next truth-or-dare question. **Fitness:** Set a range like 5–20 and roll for your rep count on the next set — a little randomness keeps a workout from feeling like a checklist. **Classrooms and meetings:** Number your students or your team and roll to pick who answers next or who kicks off standup — fairer than "whoever I look at first." **Decisions, big and small:** Can't pick a restaurant? Number your options and let the watch decide. It's already on your wrist; might as well let it argue with you less than a coin flip does. If you find value in this consider send a tip to my https://ko-fi.com/hacksforcoffee account and checking out my website https://hacksfor.coffee