Behind the scenes: topic, chaos & twists

Even though this is a playful generator, it still follows a clear, human-designed “formula” to keep questions fun, varied and viral-ready. There is no AI here – just hand-crafted templates plus light randomization.

• Friendship & roommates: everyday habits, sharing space, petty arguments.
• Dating & crushes: green flags, red flags, romance trade-offs.
• School & college: exams, professors, dorm life, group projects.
• Work & money: coworkers, bosses, meetings, side hustles.
• Family & childhood: siblings, parents, nostalgia and traditions.
• Wild mode: reality-bending, absurd or surreal scenarios.

When you pick a topic, the generator prefers prompts from that category, so the question feels instantly relatable to whoever is playing.

Next, your chaos level is converted into a 0–100 “chaos score”:

• Chill: base score ~25–40 → safe, light, icebreaker style.
• Spicy: base score ~50–70 → bolder trade-offs with social risk.
• Unhinged: base score ~75–95 → absurd, feral energy, still SFW.

A small random value is added so the chaos meter feels alive instead of stuck at the exact same number every time. This chaos score feeds the meter bar and helps decide which twist to attach to the question.

Each question uses a simple structure:

• Skeleton: “Would you rather option A or option B?”
• Option pools: Each option is drawn from a bank of scenarios tagged by topic and chaos level.
• Twist layer: Extra constraints like “for a year”, “but nobody knows”, “and you can’t explain why” are added more often at higher chaos.

The result is a question that reads like something a chaotic friend would text you at 1 a.m. – but generated instantly and safely.

• Question appears as a single bold line in the result title.
• A short explanation suggests how to use it (party, group chat, story).
• The chaos meter gives an instant “how wild is this?” visual cue.
• Share buttons help you blast it straight into WhatsApp, X, etc.

This “one big prompt + chaos meter + share buttons” combo is tuned to be screenshot-friendly and shareable, similar to how popular calculators and viral quizzes are structured.

Examples, best use cases & pro tips

Here are a few example outputs you might see (actual results will vary because of randomness and topic filters):

• Chill · Friendship: “Would you rather always have your best friend pick your outfits or pick every restaurant you eat at?”
• Spicy · Dating: “Would you rather date someone who is 10/10 in looks but replies once a day, or 7/10 but replies in 3 seconds?”
• Spicy · School: “Would you rather ace every exam but forget the content next week, or barely pass but remember everything?”
• Unhinged · Wild: “Would you rather have a pause button for time that works only once, or a rewind button that works every day but only for 5 minutes?”

• Parties & sleepovers: Put your phone in the middle, tap “Random Surprise” and let the room vote by raising hands.
• Streaming & content: Generate a batch, screenshot them, and let your audience pick sides in comments.
• Dating & texting: Use “Chill” or “Spicy” for low-pressure icebreakers instead of “hey, wyd?”.
• Classrooms & team icebreakers: Stick to “Chill” and topic filters like school, work or family.

If a question feels too mild, bump the chaos from Chill → Spicy → Unhinged. If it feels too risky for your audience, go the other way. You stay in full control.

Finally, remember that the goal is laughter and connection – not making anyone uncomfortable. If a question doesn’t fit the vibe, just hit “Generate Question” again.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How is each “Would You Rather” question generated?

  The generator uses simple, hand-written templates grouped by topic (friendship, dating, school, work, family, wild) and chaos level. When you tap “Generate Question”, it randomly picks two options and an extra twist that match your chosen vibe.

• Is this random, or does it learn from me?

  It’s random and rule-based only. There is no AI model, no learning and no server-side tracking. Everything happens locally in your browser using pre-written option banks and light randomness.

• Can I use this in videos, streams or classrooms?

  Yes. You’re welcome to use the questions for streams, videos, classrooms or parties, as long as you use them responsibly and follow your platform or school’s rules. For bigger audiences, we recommend sticking to “Chill” chaos level.

• What if I get a question that doesn’t fit my group?

  Just tap “Generate Question” again. Because it’s random, you can simply skip any prompt that feels off. You’re always in control of which questions you actually use or show.

• Does this collect my data or store my answers?

  No personal data is sent to a server. Saved questions are stored in your browser’s local storage only, so they stay on this device. You can clear them at any time by clearing your browser data.