Yes. Each flip uses your device's cryptographic random generator and is completely independent of every flip before it. Heads and Tails are equally likely on every toss.
No — that belief is the gambler's fallacy. The coin has no memory. After five Heads, the next flip is still exactly fifty-fifty.
Switch on Yes / No mode, type or speak your question, and flip. Tip: notice your gut reaction to the answer — it often reveals what you were really hoping for.
Flipping three coins gives you a best-of-three majority (for example, "2 Yes · 1 No"), which some people prefer for slightly weightier calls.
Once the page has loaded, flipping works without a connection. You can add the page to your phone's home screen for instant one-tap access.
Only on your own device, in your browser's local storage, so you can review your history. Nothing is uploaded and we keep no accounts. See our Privacy Policy.
Yes — use the "Colour the coin" swatches under the flip button to pick gold, silver, blue, green, rose or purple. Your choice is remembered on your device.