Wheel of Denial is a free spinner for consensual chastity play. Spin for yourself and let the wheel decide what today holds. Or, if you hold someone's key, build a wheel for them and send it over.
I built it and I run it myself. It isn't a business and it doesn't make money. Built by THIKTOOL.
Follow at bsky.app/profile/thik.tools or x.com/thiktools
This site is for consenting adults, 18 and over. By using it you confirm that you are at least 18, and that anything you do with another person is consensual and agreed between everyone involved.
How your information is handled is set out under Privacy.
You land on Daily Spin, a random pick from the whole library. The arrows either side of SPIN step through the themed wheels, and All wheels shows the full list.
A wheel needs at least two outcomes that fit you. Your terms, the gear you have and your kink settings all take outcomes off a wheel. If one comes up short, loosen something in your profile.
A skipped spin doesn't count toward your day.
Casual is a few spins a day. Committed is one spin a day, and it counts: come back later and the same result is waiting.
Switching to Committed takes effect at once. Switching back to Casual starts tomorrow, so a spin you don't like can't be dodged.
You can spin without one. A profile remembers your terms, gear, kinks and history, and it follows you to any phone.
Start from I'm the Keyholder on the home page.
Add/Manage Subs gives you an invite link. Once they accept, wheels you build for them leave out what doesn't fit them, without showing you their settings. A wheel you share lands straight in their queue. Either of you can end the connection at any time.
If you're connected, the button on the home page turns red, and the wheel waits at the top of your Spin History. Otherwise open the link they sent, or tap My Keyholder sent a code on the home page and type the six characters. You get one spin.
Check spam, then send another code. A code works for fifteen minutes, and you can ask for five an hour.
Mail apps sometimes open links in their own browser. Go back to the page you started from and type the six-digit code there instead.
Daily Spin draws eight from the whole library every time it opens, so it's different on every visit. Thiktool's Choice gets new outcomes every day, and the other wheels change as I tune them. With a profile, your terms, gear and kinks also keep outcomes off your wheels, and anything you ruled out with Can't do that is listed under My Kinks, where you can allow it back.
That was a bug, fixed on October 9: switching No unlock or No orgasm rebuilt the wheel and dropped what you'd added. Now a switch only takes off what breaks the new rule. Picking a different wheel or sub on My Keyholder Profile still starts over from that wheel's outcomes.
No unlock and No orgasm are on to start with, so outcomes that allow either stay out of the list until you switch them off. Building for a connected sub? Anything that doesn't fit their profile is left out too.
Sign in with the same email address. Everything is on your profile.
Your scene name, and the results of the wheels they sent you. Not your email, your own spins or your settings. The details are under Privacy.
Profile, then Account, then Delete my account. It happens at once. Never made an account? Clear this device on the Privacy tab removes what the site kept in your browser.
Yes, and it takes ten seconds. Here's how, for iPhone and Android.
Tell me. The feedback box is on the About tab.
Follow at bsky.app/profile/thik.tools or x.com/thiktools
Effective 1 October 2026.
Wheel of Denial is a free tool I built and run myself. It isn't a business, it doesn't make money, and nobody is buying your data because there is nobody to sell it to. Here is exactly what happens to your information.
Without an account, the server records that a spin happened: which wheel, what it landed on, when, and whether you said you couldn't do it. Nothing in that record says who you are.
Your answers to the three questions stay in your browser, not on the server. If you create a profile within two days, your last few spins from that browser come with you.
This is what the server stores:
Your email is used for one thing: sending you the button and code that sign you in, or that confirm a new address. It is never added to a mailing list and never shown to anyone, including a keyholder or sub you connect with.
Signing in. Each sign-in email carries a six-digit code and a one-time link. Both work for fifteen minutes. The server keeps only a scrambled version of each, and deletes the record a day later.
Your scene name is shown to a keyholder or sub you connect with. It also goes to whoever sent you a spin code, if you spin it while signed in.
A wheel profile is optional. It exists so the wheel can leave out what you don't have the gear for or aren't into, and so you can look back at what you've spun. It is only created when you tick the consent box. It holds:
An account without a wheel profile stores none of this.
A connection is made by an invite link that the other person has to accept. The server stores who is connected to whom, when it started, and any private nickname a keyholder gives a sub. Either of you can end it at any time, and it ends for both.
One thing to know. When a keyholder builds a wheel for you, outcomes that don't fit your profile are left off it. They aren't told which settings caused that, but someone paying attention could guess at your limits from what is missing.
Your scene name, on the wheels you send.
When a keyholder shares a wheel, its outcomes and the result of the spin are stored under a six-character code and deleted after 24 hours. The note of who sent which code to whom is deleted within two days. The result stays in the sub's spin history, if they have a profile, and the keyholder can see it for as long as the two are connected.
A keyholder's own browser also keeps a list of the codes they've shared and what came back, until those codes expire.
Custom outcomes. An outcome a keyholder writes is added to the shared library, where other keyholders can see it and use it. It isn't linked to the account that wrote it. Don't put names or personal details in one.
Feedback. The message, which page it came from and the kind of device. It isn't linked to your account.
I look at totals: how many people have a plug, which kinks are most often set to wild, which outcomes get spun most. Counts only, never a view of any one person, and it's how I decide what to build next. Your profile is only counted if you tick the second box, and you can untick it at any time and keep your profile.
Country, city and the kind of device are recorded when a spin happens, so I can see roughly where and on what the tool is used. This sits in a separate table with no connection to any account or spin, with the date but not the time. I can see that there were spins in Berlin. I cannot see that you spun in Berlin.
Your IP address is used for that lookup, which happens on my own server, and is then discarded. The tool does not store IP addresses. Like any web server, mine keeps a routine access log, used only to keep the site running and deal with abuse. It isn't linked to accounts or spins.
Under EU and UK law, information about your sex life is a special category of personal data that needs your explicit consent. That is why the wheel profile is opt-in, why the totals are a separate opt-in, why a connection needs both people to agree, and why none of it is shared with anyone.
The legal grounds, for those who want them: your account and sign-in are handled because you asked for the service. Your wheel profile and the totals rest on your consent, which you can withdraw. The anonymous spin and location counts, and the limits that protect sign-in from abuse, rest on my legitimate interest in running the site safely.
That is the whole list. Everything the page loads, the typeface included, comes from my own server: no ads, no analytics services, no trackers, nothing fetched from anyone else. I run this from the United States, so if you are in the EU or UK your information is handled outside it.
There is one cookie, and only if you sign in. It keeps you signed in for up to 180 days and is removed when you sign out. It is needed for the thing you asked for, and it is not used to track you.
Your browser's own storage remembers your age confirmation, your answers to the three questions, today's spin count, and a keyholder's wheel in progress. Signing out clears the spinning details from that browser; deleting your account, or Clear this device below, clears all of it.
Delete my wheel profile removes your terms, gear, kinks, ruled-out list and spin history, and keeps your account.
Delete my account removes everything: your email, scene name, wheel profile, history and connections. Both happen at once, with no email and no waiting. Routine database backups age out on their own shortly after.
Clear this device removes everything the site keeps in this browser and signs it out, whether or not you ever made an account. If you only ever spun without one, that is everything there is.
Download my data gives you everything stored about you as a file. You can correct your scene name, email and settings yourself at any time.
If you are in the EU or UK you have the right to see your data, correct it, delete it, take it elsewhere, object to how it is used, withdraw consent at any time, and complain to your national data protection authority. The buttons in your profile cover most of this without asking anyone, but you can always reach me at tom@thik.tools.
This site is for people aged 18 and over. I don't knowingly hold information about anyone younger, and I'll delete it if I learn of any.
Tom Roper
1080 Bergen St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
tom@thik.tools
If this policy changes I will say so on the site rather than quietly swapping it out.