Chwazi - Finger Chooser

Chwazi - Finger Chooser

The original chooser app

1K ratings
482 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 22, 2013
  • May 30, 2026
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This app randomly selects individuals or divides groups with interactive animations. It offers a fun and simple alternative to traditional methods for making choices, such as deciding who pays for something or forming teams.

Randomly select individuals
Divide groups into teams
Choose pairs
Interactive animations
Playful interactions
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What's New in Chwazi

4.0.4

May 30, 2026

Chwazi is back, fully rebuilt. After years on the same core, we modernized Chwazi from the ground up — same instant, fair-as-a-coin-flip experience, now smoother, faster, and ready for everything iOS 17+ can do. WHAT'S NEW - Smoother animations and crisper visuals on every iPhone and iPad. - New play counter — every Chwazi spin counts. Track your group's total decisions across devices via iCloud. - Refreshed sounds and feel. - 9 languages. - Brand-new "About" screen — the story of Chwazi since 2013. WHAT STAYED THE SAME - 100% offline. Works without internet. - No accounts. No tracking. No data leaves your phone. - Free. Always. If you've been using Chwazi for years — welcome back. If it's your first time — tap fingers, Chwazi decides. — Ivan & the original team Update 4.0.3: Fixed a bug where Chwazi appeared in German on devices set to languages we don't translate to yet (e.g. Danish, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese). Now falls back to English correctly. Sorry about that — and thanks to everyone who flagged it.

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User reviews

Simple and effective

Super simple, but does exactly what I need it to when I need to decide groups for something

Best Chooser

From deciding where to go for dinner, to who the starting player will be in a board game, this app is the best!

The best “who goes first” tool

Gone are the days of “the person who last recited hamlet goes first” - and no more do you have to explain your foolproof method that guarantees no ties - now you just tell everyone to put a finger on the screen and you’re off and running in just a few seconds.

Best deciding app ever

I win every time aguante Chwazi

Great

A great random way to decide who goes first

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Doesn't register finger touches consistently

Bug

Seems to favor certain fingers over others

Bug

Crashes on launch for some users

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Support for more than 5 fingers

Feature

Option to disable sound effects

Feature

Update to 64-bit for iOS 11 compatibility

Feature

FAQ

What does Chwazi Finger Chooser do?

Chwazi Finger Chooser is an application designed to randomly select individuals from a group or to divide groups into smaller teams and pairs. It provides an interactive and fun way to make random choices, serving as an alternative to traditional methods like coin flips or rock-paper-scissors.

How does the 'Groups' mode work?

In 'Groups' mode, the app automatically divides a selected group of people into teams or pairs. This feature simplifies the process of dividing participants for games, activities, or any situation requiring fair team assignments.

Is Chwazi Finger Chooser free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free user experience.

What devices is Chwazi Finger Chooser compatible with?

The app is designed for use on iPhones and iPads. It leverages the touch screen interface of these devices for its interactive selection process.

What are some common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include deciding who pays for a bill, randomly selecting a winner from a list of participants, or easily dividing friends into teams for a game. It's useful for any situation where a random, impartial choice needs to be made.