Truth or Dare Wheel
Spin one editable wheel for a light Truth or Dare prompt after reviewing every entry and agreeing that anyone may pass or stop.
How to use the Truth or Dare Wheel
- Review the prompts
Keep or edit the eight starter prompts, then remove anything unsuitable for the group or setting.
- Agree on a pass rule
Make passes, retries, pauses, and leaving available without explanations, penalties, or pressure.
- Spin and check in
Read the result, accept or skip it freely, and stop immediately if anyone feels unsafe or uncomfortable.
Avoid names, secrets, health details, contact information, or other private data. Entries and Results can remain in this browser, so clear both on shared devices.
Your first round
Take turns. On Favorite snack?, answer or pass. On Hum a song, hum or pass. Agree when to finish before spinning.
A result is only a suggestion. Anyone may pass, request another prompt, pause, or leave without explaining and without teasing, punishment, lost points, or pressure. A previous yes never applies to a later prompt.
Review every line for the group. Remove prompts involving private information, bodies or sexual content, humiliation, discrimination, danger, substances, illegal acts, money, property, recording, or contacting someone. Offer seated, quiet, nonverbal, cultural, religious, sensory, and health-safe alternatives.
Where it fits
- Friends Light rounds: Keep every answer and action optional.
- Family Reviewed play: Check ages, needs, and alternatives first.
Starting entries
- π¬ Truth: Favorite snack?
- π― Dare: Hum a song
- π¬ Truth: Favorite game?
- π― Dare: Animal impression
- π¬ Truth: Dream trip?
- π― Dare: Strike a pose
- π¬ Truth: Favorite movie?
- π― Dare: Give a kind compliment
Common questions
Can I replace the starter prompts?
Yes. Edit the normal entries box, label each line Truth or Dare, and review it before play.
Is the starter wheel 50/50?
Yes, while the four Truth and four Dare starters stay enabled at equal weight. Edits can change it. Show Duplicates on gives repeats another slice; off keeps the first exact label. With Auto remove, shown repeats remove only the selected line and hidden repeats remove every exact copy. Removal is blocked if fewer than two raw lines would remain. Hidden duplicates can still leave one visible outcome.
Can a player skip after the wheel lands?
Yes. Anyone can pass, retry, pause, or leave without a reason, punishment, teasing, or pressure.