gPicker

If we can't decide on one thing or another, we can always flip a coin, but it's not that simple if we have more than two choices. gPicker can make a choice for you, regardless of how many options you have. The application doesn't rely on any selection criteria, so your choice will be based on pure, unbias, unadulterated chance. If you get into one of those situations with your significant other, in which you can't decide where to eat, you can run this lightweight application and leave it all to a dice roll. The best part is that if it doesn't go well, none of you will carry the blame.

You can have gPicker up and running in just a few seconds. You only need to extract its components from a ZIP archive and run the application, without going through an installation process. It doesn't ask for any special tools or services, and it doesn't use a noticeable amount of resources.

gPicker's functionality is as straightforward as it can be, and using the application is incredibly easy. All you have to do is type in two or more decisions on its compact user interface and click a button. There are no restrictions to what, how and how much you can write, so you can decide between simple "yes" and "no" options or between something more complicated like, going outside with a shoe tied to your neck and greeting everyone in your way or staying inside, curled in a blanket and playing video games.

You can add new options by clicking a Plus icon, on the application's interface, but you can also use the Enter key, to finish a new entry and to create a new one, which is much more comfortable. When all your options are written down, you only need to click a dice icon and the software will pick a random entry in just a second.

gPicker is like a dice with infinite sizes, which helps you choose between countless options in a second.