Good idea or bad idea?
Overthought it?
Spin it.
For the moments when everything feels like too much and you just want a sign from the universe. Write down what you’re deciding, spin the wheel, and see how you feel about where it lands.
For iPhone · One-time purchase · 100% offline

The idea
Too much data.
Too many opinions.
One wheel.
Sometimes you roll a dice. Sometimes you flip a coin. Sometimes you stare at the ceiling, waiting for the universe to say something. Dima is that moment, just better designed.
The wheel doesn’t know the answer, and it never claims to. It’s pure 50/50 luck. What matters is your reaction when it lands. That part is real, and it usually knows what you wanted all along.

Meet the mascot
This is a great tit.
Yes, that’s really what it’s called. Put a few together and you’ve got a flock of great tits. We didn’t name them. We just couldn’t resist.
It’s the face of Dima: small, sharp, a little sarcastic, and in no way qualified to run your life. It just stands by the wheel and watches you pretend you don’t already know what you want.
How it works
Three moments of clarity. One spin.
We spent a lot of time on how people actually decide. Most of us aren’t happy with our first answer, so Dima doesn’t pretend you will be.
- 01
You write it down.
Dima starts with one question: what are you deciding? Typing it out in one line already clears things up. Most people get a little clarity before they even spin.
- 02
The wheel lands.
Good idea or bad idea. A true 50/50, no algorithm, no opinion. Now watch your reaction. Relief or disappointment usually tells you what you wanted.
- 03
You push back.
Not happy with where luck landed? Then you might already prefer the other option. Still not sure? Run a Best of Three and settle it.
Honest odds. Every spin is a true 50/50. Your question, your history and your mood never change where the wheel lands.
After the spin
Did you like where luck landed?
Dima asks right after the wheel stops. Your answer tells you more than the wheel does.

Happy with it?
Yes
“Maybe that was the result you were hoping for.”

Hoped for the other one?
No
“Then you may already prefer the other option.”

Torn?
Not sure
“You do not have to treat a random spin as certainty.”
Best of three
Want a rematch? You get exactly one.
Said no, or not sure? Take it to Best of Three: three fresh spins, and whatever lands twice wins. The first spin doesn’t count.
Then it’s over. No endless respins, no bargaining with the bird. If it still doesn’t sit right, that tells you something too.
Luck landed most often on
IT’S A GOOD IDEA
- Round 1GOOD IDEA
- Round 2BAD IDEA
- Round 3GOOD IDEA
Share the spin
Made for the group chat.
Every result turns into a clean share card. Save it, post it to your Story, or send it on WhatsApp to the friend who’s heard about this decision eleven times already.
Your question stays hidden unless you choose to show it.
DIMA
I tried my luck on
“Should I quit my job and open a bakery?”
The wheel landed on
IT’S A GOOD IDEA
A random spin.
The final choice is mine.
Made with Dima

Later
So… how did it go?
Every spin is saved in your History. A little later, Dima checks in with a gentle reminder to write down what happened: it worked out, it didn’t, you didn’t go ahead, or you’re still deciding.
Add a private note if you like. It’s only for you, so you can look back and see how your gut did.
Who it’s for
For people with full calendars and fuller heads.
You make big calls all day. Dima is for the small ones that keep circling at midnight, the ones you don’t want to explain to anyone.
- Founders
- CXOs
- Business owners
- Creators
- Product leaders
- Freelancers
- Chronic overthinkers
Private by design
We don’t know what you asked.
And we never will. Dima has no servers and no API. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Your questions, results, notes and history stay on your iPhone.
Read the privacy policy →- No account or login
- No servers, no API, no cloud
- No analytics or tracking
- No ads, ever
- No AI reading your question
- History stays on your iPhone
Why Dima exists
I made Dima for the moments when everything feels overwhelming and you just want a hint. I noticed that the moment you write down what you’re unsure about, you already see it a bit more clearly. Then, when the wheel lands somewhere you didn’t want, you get a second layer of clarity: you find out what you were hoping for.
Dima doesn’t decide anything for you. It just gives you a different way to look at the question. Everything else is up to you.
Go on. Spin it.
One purchase. No subscriptions, no ads, no account. Just you, a wheel, and a slightly judgmental bird.
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