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About this tool
Get a mystical yes or no answer to any question. The oracle provides guidance with ancient wisdom and cosmic insight.
The Yes or No Oracle is a random answer generator that replies to any yes/no question you type with one of 30 fortune-teller phrases, weighted 45% yes, 40% no and 15% undecided. It is built for anyone who wants a coin flip with more personality — a two-second reveal animation, a colour-coded verdict, and a running log of your last 20 questions. The draw is a plain Math.random() call in your browser, so it is entertainment, not prediction.
Open Yes or No Oracle on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Add your input to the workspace.
Adjust the options until the result looks right.
Copy or download the output and put it to work.
Not a straight 50/50: each ask rolls yes at 45%, no at 40% and a hazy 'ask again later' at 15%, so answers do not feel mechanically balanced.
Ten wordings per outcome, from 'It is decidedly so' to 'Not in this lifetime', picked at random so repeat questions rarely read the same.
Every question, its verdict and the time you asked it stack up in a colour-coded history panel you can scroll back through.
It draws a single random number in your browser and maps it to an outcome: under 0.45 gives a yes, 0.45 to 0.85 gives a no, and the remaining 15% gives an undecided reply. It then picks one of ten phrasings for that outcome at random. Your question text is never read or analysed.
No. Yes comes up 45% of the time, no 40%, and an undecided answer such as 'Reply hazy, try again' the other 15%. If you want a true even split, use a coin-flip tool instead.
Yes — every ask is an independent draw, so the same question can come back yes, no or hazy on consecutive tries. Nothing is remembered between asks apart from the display history.
No. The last 20 questions live in the page's memory for this visit only and are cleared when you reload, navigate away or press the clear control. Nothing is sent to a server.