Wheel of Names
Classroom roster
A synthetic six-name roster for a no-repeat name draw.
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Curated wheel templates
Start from a people preset in the pick-order wheel, or from a starter set for another wheel, then edit it. Templates are shortcuts, not separate search pages, and nothing is added to the URL.
Number Wheel
Even numbers 2-20
An explicit numeric set useful for a short game round.
Use this templateYes or No Wheel
Yes / No / Maybe
A three-answer set for a low-stakes tie-breaker.
Use this templateLetter Wheel
Vowel round
Five vowels for a word-game prompt.
Use this templateRaffle Wheel
Three-prize raffle
Synthetic entrants plus first, second, and third prize labels.
Use this templateBrowse every people preset
12 editable rosters, grouped by situation. Each link opens the Pick Order Wheel with its names already loaded.
Classroom & school
6 people
Classroom roster
Six synthetic student names for a class turn order.
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Reading circle
Eight readers taking turns with a shared passage.
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Show and tell
Ten presenters for a short sharing round.
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Science fair presenters
Twelve project presenters in a random running order.
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6 people
Standup order
Six teammates, so everyone knows who speaks when.
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Demo day presenters
Eight presenters for a sprint demo.
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Retro speaking order
Seven people sharing their retro notes one by one.
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Interview panel
Five panelists choosing who asks the first question.
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6 people
Game night players
Six players deciding turn order for a board game.
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Family turns
Five people taking turns choosing the movie, snack or song.
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Potluck line-up
Eight guests choosing a serving order.
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Relay team order
Four runners and their leg order.
Load this presetWhy there is one templates page
Each template opens an existing canonical Wheel experience. BeanNest does not publish a separate URL for every classroom roster, team list, number range, answer set, alphabet subset, or raffle example.
Templates are starting data, not recommendations
The names and examples are synthetic and intentionally small. Replace them with your own people and choices after the tool opens. A template does not change how the wheel chooses a result.
Your edited data stays out of the template URL
The handoff uses session storage in this browser and is removed as soon as the destination reads it. The destination remains its normal canonical path, so personal names or choices are not encoded in a query string or shareable address.
Working notes
How to use this wheel
Choose a people preset such as a classroom roster, a standup order, or game-night players, or a starter set for another wheel.
Open it in the matching wheel and replace the sample names or values with your own.
Check the count and duplicate handling before spinning.
In the Pick Order Wheel, spin the roster into an order and send it to the timer.
Limits to know
Templates are starting data, not separate tools or recommendations. Each template opens the same reviewed wheel on its own route, and nothing is written into the URL. A template never changes the draw rules or gives anyone better odds.
What stays on this device
Template names and any values you enter stay in this browser. The selected template is passed through session storage for a single page load and is not uploaded or kept by BeanNest.
Common questions
Is a template a different kind of wheel?
No. It opens the relevant canonical wheel with starting values. The selection engine, limits, and privacy behavior are the same.
Are the sample names real people?
No. They are synthetic examples chosen to show the workflow. Replace them before a real class, team or raffle draw.