Live community draw
A host spins one wheel per prize tier and records each winner in sequence. The audience can see each result immediately.
A raffle wheel helps hosts run simple prize draws with visible, step-by-step selection. ClickTheWheel keeps the process clear: add entries, spin, confirm the result, and continue with your event flow.
You can use raffle wheels for streams, school events, office giveaways, and community activities where transparent random selection matters.
For stronger trust, prepare entries carefully, explain your rules before spinning, and keep your process consistent across rounds.
A raffle wheel picker works best when the list is clean before anyone watches the wheel move. Use entries people can read quickly, remove options that no longer qualify, and say whether the selected result stays on the wheel or gets removed before the next spin.
If you run the same decision more than once, save the wheel so the next session starts from a familiar list. For public draws or prize picks, keep the entry list and result history together so the outcome is easier to explain later.
A host spins one wheel per prize tier and records each winner in sequence. The audience can see each result immediately.
A teacher uses student participation entries and spins once per reward item. Rules are explained before the first spin.
An organizer uses one cleaned employee list and runs a short raffle round during a team meeting.
Yes. Add participant names or IDs and spin for winners.
No. ClickTheWheel is a random picker and activity tool, not a betting or casino system.
Use transparent rules, visible spins, clean entry lists, and consistent remove/repeat handling.