Pick names fairly with weighted entries, no-repeat modes, and a PIN lock that freezes a prepared draw until you reveal it.
Add a weight after any name — Ava*3 enters Ava three times into the pool — and the picker does a genuine weighted sample: each entry’s chance is exactly its weight divided by the total. There is no "boost the house favorite" dial, and the seed proves which draw actually happened.
Teachers use the daily mode to guarantee broad participation across the week, and the PIN lock to pre-commit a draw before first period — ending the "you picked on me twice" debate with a receipt instead of an argument.
Scrum masters and meeting leads use session mode for standup order: everyone speaks once, in a verifiably random sequence, and the seed settles any "that order was rigged" question instantly.
Write the name followed by * and a number, e.g. Ava*3. Ava then has three tickets in the pool. Weights of 1–20 are supported.
It freezes a prepared draw. Enter a PIN when you set up the draw; the result only reveals when the same PIN is entered, so the draw cannot be re-rolled between preparation and reveal.
Yes — names are parsed as UTF-8, so María, José, 张三 and emoji all work correctly.