Drop your fingers.
The app, as the room sees it.
Kuji settles it in seconds, and no one can argue with the result.
Someone has to go first. Someone has to be on Jamie’s team. And the bins aren’t going to take themselves out.
We could have used the cheap random number generator. The lazy one. Nobody would ever have known.
Kuji uses your phone’s cryptographic generator instead, the one it uses for encryption keys. We are using bank-grade randomness to decide who takes the bins out.
It’s overkill. But a picker that isn’t fair is just a slower way to argue, and “it’s random, trust me bro” is what every rigged thing in history has said.
Kuji tells fingers apart by pattern and position, never by colour alone, so it works if you’re colour-blind. A calm mode takes the flash and the flood out of it. Screen readers announce every control and every result.
Kuji never shows you an ad, free tier included. No account, and no “continue with Google”. Kuji Unsealed is one payment, never a subscription.
Free gives you the pick, two teams, one winner and three saved lists. Unsealed raises all of those and adds palettes and finer control. The pick itself is never for sale.
Get kuji.
Free, no ads, and no account to make. Kuji Unsealed is one payment if you ever want the extras.
Hear when kuji changes.
A short email every now and then: new palettes, the iOS build, and the odd note about how the paper works. Nothing else.
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