Run your giveaway on a wheel that records itself, locks the outcome with our TrueSpin engine before it moves, and publishes a proof page anyone can check. Post the link. When someone asks if the draw was real, they can verify the wheel spin themselves in ten seconds.
A verified wheel spin is a random draw whose outcome is sealed by NameWheel’s TrueSpin engine before the wheel moves, recorded on video with sound, and published to a permanent proof page where anyone can re-run the math and confirm the winner, the entries and the exact time of the draw.
Rigged. Her cousin. He always picks mods. Anyone who has hosted a giveaway on Instagram, Twitch or a classroom smartboard knows the comment section that follows the winner announcement. Screen recordings do not help, because everyone knows you can spin until your friend wins and record the last attempt, or swap a name in an editor afterward. The audience is right to doubt a plain video. It proves nothing.
A certified spin flips the burden of proof. The draw happens inside a protocol the host cannot steer, the video is stamped and hosted where the host cannot touch it, and the record answers the doubters so you do not have to.
Before the wheel moves, our server locks a secret seed and publishes its fingerprint. From this moment the randomness cannot be swapped, by you or by us.
Your own device contributes randomness the server never chose. The winner comes from both together, so neither side alone controls the outcome.
The spin is recorded as a produced clip: your title, live physics, real sound, the winner card, and the proof link on every single frame.
The seed is revealed, the record is signed with our published key, the video is hashed and hosted, and your proof page goes live at a short link.
The hosted video, the full entry list, the exact draw time, the winner, and how many certified draws the host ran that day. Then one button that re-runs the entire draw in their own browser and shows every check pass. Not our word. Their computation. See it live on a real proof page right now.
NameWheel’s draw protocol. The server seals its randomness before the spin, your browser adds its own, and the winner comes from both together, so neither side alone controls the outcome.
A fingerprint of the secret seed, published before the wheel moves. Once revealed, anyone can confirm the seed matches, which proves the randomness was not swapped after the fact.
The permanent public record of one draw: entries, winner, exact time, hosted video and the live math check. It cannot be edited or deleted by the host or by NameWheel.
The short address burned into every frame of the video, like namewheel.org/v/NT49TV59. Type it anywhere the video was posted and the proof page opens.
The complete byte-level protocol is documented in the TrueSpin specification, with an open source verifier on GitHub that re-runs any draw offline. We publish the limits because a proof that oversells itself is not a proof. The wheel's core randomness is separately testable by anyone, any time, in the Fairness Lab.
Your sub giveaway becomes a clip worth posting and a link worth pinning. Chat can check the draw mid-stream, and the accusation thread dies before it starts. Pairs with the OBS setup in minutes.
A Women's Month giveaway, a product launch draw, a Discord raffle. The proof link goes in the announcement post, and every entrant can confirm their name was on the wheel when it spun.
Who presents first, who gets the last conference ticket, who won the charity raffle. The proof page settles it permanently, and nobody corners you by the coffee machine on Monday.
Your first certified spin video is on us, finished with a short NameWheel outro card. After that, PRO makes them unlimited with no outro at all, from $4.08 a month. And verification is never paywalled for anyone: the record, the signature, the math and the proof page stay public, because trust you have to pay to check is not trust.
Open the wheel, tap Certified Spin Video, and run the first draw your audience can actually check. It takes one minute and it is free.
Run a verified wheel spin