Roll a dice, flip a coin, or let the tool decide what to eat today. Let it make a fair, random choice for you.
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📖 How to Use
Choose a type from the dropdown: "🎲 Roll Dice", "🪙 Flip a Coin", or "🍜 What to Eat Today" — the fields below change to match.
Roll Dice: set the number of dice (1–6, default 2) and the number of sides (4/6/8/10/12/20, default 6).
Flip a Coin: set how many coins to flip at once (1–10, default 1).
What to Eat Today: first pick a category — 🧍 Solo (auto-fills a food list based on your detected region), 🎉 Group (options for eating with others), or 🥗 Low-Calorie & Healthy. The list appears in the text box below, one item per line, and you're free to add, remove, or edit any line yourself.
Click the button (labeled "🎲 Roll Dice", "🪙 Flip Coin", or "🍜 Pick For Me" depending on the mode) to run the spin animation and get a result — nothing updates automatically until you click.
Reading the result: dice mode lists each die's value and the total when rolling more than one; coin mode lists every flip and tallies heads vs. tails; the food mode simply announces the winning item.
Note: the Solo category for "What to Eat Today" auto-detects your region from your IP address and fills in locally popular dishes (e.g. ramen and popcorn chicken for Taiwan, sushi and ramen for Japan) — but that's just a starting suggestion. You can freely edit the list in the text box, and your edits won't be overwritten unless you manually switch category (a confirmation popup warns you first, so an accidental click won't wipe out your changes). If your region can't be detected, a generic default list is used instead.