Get a full year of Spinagle Premium free as part of a limited teacher group—no credit card, just honest feedback and a couple of social posts over the school year.
Takes about 60 seconds. No credit card required.
Spinagle is a customizable decision wheel that runs on any classroom screen — projector, smartboard, laptop, or tablet. Instead of arguing over "Who's next?" or picking names from a hat, you spin a wheel and let it decide — fairly, visibly, and in a way students actually enjoy.
Create a wheel in under 30 seconds. Save and reuse.
Spinagle isn't just a spinner — it's 8 different tools in one. Use the same class list in different ways throughout the day.
Randomly sort students into balanced groups – View Example
Match each student to a unique topic with no repeats – View Example
Assign multiple students to roles or stations – View Example
Spin for a prompt, reveal the answer, move on – View Example
Pick a random name, option, or action – View Example
Eliminate options one by one until the winner is revealed – View Example
Pick multiple winners for roles or prizes – View Example
Teams earn points each spin—first to the target wins – View Example
Type or paste and save your class list. Pick a mode and spin. No printing, cutting, or laminating. Create a wheel in under 20 seconds.
Projector, smartboard, laptop, tablet, phone. Just open your browser and project. Share wheels with students (no accounts needed).
Save different wheels for each class period. Your wheels & lists are always ready to go. Set up once, use again and again.
No awkward ads popping up in front of students. Safe, distraction-free, professional experience.
Students SEE the wheel. No accusations of playing favorites. Spinagele decides — fairly and visibly.
Students stay engaged because they might be next. Cold-calling without the awkwardness. The suspense works.
Here's some creative ways to use Spinagle every day.
I'd rather invest in real teachers than in ads. So if you're selected, here's what you get:
There's no hard contract here — just a simple ask to help me spread the word and make Spinagle better for teachers.
If your school or district has strict rules about endorsements or social posts, just let us know in your application — we're flexible.
Tell us who you are, what you teach, and how you think you might use Spinagle.
If you're approved, we'll email you a free 1-year Spinagle Premium pass plus a few ready-to-use classroom wheels.
Try Spinagle with your students, post once or twice during the year if you can, and send us your feedback so we can keep improving it.
We're looking for K–12 teachers who'll actually use Spinagle in real classrooms and tell us what works (and what doesn't). If that's you, I'd love to have you.
We'll review your application and email you soon with your status, your free teacher code, and a set of ready-to-use classroom wheels.
Fun fact: "Spinagle" is a mash-up of "spin" and "finagle".
— Coined by The Wife
Yes. Spinagle is a small, independent project. Instead of paying for ads, I'd rather give full access to real teachers and learn from how you actually use it. There's no credit card required and no automatic billing at the end of the year.
I'd love it if you could share 1–2 posts over the year, but we also know every school and district has its own rules. If posting isn't possible for you, just tell us in your application — we can work around it.
No. Spinagle is teacher-driven. You create and run the wheels from your device, and students just see what's on the screen.
Spinagle is designed to be used by teachers to run classroom activities — not as a social network or student app. We don't sell your data, and we're happy to provide a simple info sheet if your admin needs details.
Near the end of your year, we'll email you with options: continue on a paid plan, switch to a lighter free version (if available by then), or export any data you'd like to keep. No surprise charges.
Hey, I’m AJ — a product designer, dad to a 6th grader, and the person behind Spinagle.
Spinagle is very much a work in progress. I’m reaching out to educators because I’d rather build the classroom side with real teachers than sit here guessing.
It started as a small side project to make silly decisions more fun — who goes first, what we do next, who's buying the next round. Then my son mentioned that some of his teachers were using a wheel in class, and I realized there was a chance to improve on what's out there and bring AI into the process.
If you're willing to give Spinagle a try in your classroom and let me know what you think, that would mean a lot.
