Silly, deep, work or superpowers — one click, no menus.
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Choose a side
Tap the option you would actually pick.
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See the split
A vote split appears — find out if you're with the majority.
A few of our favorites
Real questions from the generator above.
Silly
Always have to sing instead of speak or always have to speak only in rhymes?
Deep
Know how you'll die but not when or know when you'll die but not how?
Work
Sit through a meeting that could've been an email, forever or answer an email chain that should've been a meeting, forever?
Superpowers
Fly, but only 3 feet off the ground or be invisible, but only when nobody is looking?
Silly
Have a pet dragon the size of a cat or have a pet cat the size of a dragon?
Deep
Relive your favorite year forever or skip straight to your favorite future year?
Work
Work for a boss who never replies or work for a boss who replies at 2am?
Superpowers
Read minds, but only of people you don't like or time travel, but only 12 seconds into the past?
Silly
Never be able to whisper again or never be able to shout again?
Deep
Have unlimited time but half the money or have unlimited money but half the time?
Work
Have unlimited PTO but half the salary or have double the salary but zero PTO?
Superpowers
Teleport, but always land in the wrong room or turn invisible, but your clothes stay fully visible?
The free would you rather generator for any group
Either/Or is a free would you rather generator with 40 dilemmas spread across four categories: silly, deep, work and superpowers. Tap a category and get an instant either-or question — ideal as a party game, an icebreaker, a road-trip time-killer, or something to throw into a group chat that has gone quiet.
Each question comes with a vote split so you can see which side the crowd leans toward, then hit the button for a fresh dilemma from the same category. Because the categories are separate, you can keep a game light with silly questions or steer it somewhere more interesting with the deep ones.
Would you rather questions work as icebreakers because they're impossible to answer badly. There's no right choice and no knowledge required, so everyone in the room can join in immediately — and the reasoning people give is almost always more revealing than the answer itself.
Go around the circle, everyone answers the same question, then argue. The rule that makes it work: you have to pick one, and “neither” is not allowed.
Silly vs deep questions
Silly questions are for warming up a room. Deep questions work better once people are comfortable, because they invite actual explanations rather than one-word answers.
Using it as an icebreaker at work
The work category is built around universal office frustrations, which makes it safe for teams — nobody has to share anything personal to have a strong opinion.
Questions, answered
40 dilemmas split across four categories — silly, deep, work and superpowers — with more added over time.
They're a lighthearted split shown per question to spark a reaction. It's a fixed result per question, not a live poll.
Absolutely — that's exactly what they're built for. Pick a category and take turns answering out loud.
Yes, just hit the button for a fresh dilemma from the same category.