How the Yes / No Bot works
Type a question, press Ask, and the bot returns Yes, No, or (in the three-way mode) Maybe. Each press mixes your question text with the current moment to seed a pseudo-random generator, so repeated asks of the same question give different answers — the bot isn’t “remembering” what it told you last time.
Two modes, one decision
Yes / No is the clean two-way call: heads or tails, ship or wait, go or stay. Reach for it when you actually want the matter settled. Yes / No / Maybe adds a third outcome for when a definite answer feels too strong — or when you just want the game to be a little less predictable.
Just for fun — not a substitute for real decisions
This is a toy. It’s brilliant for “where should we eat?” and useless for anything that matters. Please don’t use a random answer for medical, financial, legal, or safety decisions. The real value here is psychological: the flicker of relief or disappointment you feel when the answer lands often tells you what you wanted all along.