Option A or Option B

When a choice is between "Option A" and "Option B", it is usually because someone wrote them down — two proposals, two designs, two candidates for a name. This coin keeps that neutral framing: both labels are shown on the faces, both get exactly the same odds, and nobody can claim the process favored their side.

That neutrality is the point. In meetings and group chats, a visible, shared coin flip settles deadlocks faster than another round of debate. Set the labels, share the page link so everyone is looking at the same coin, and flip once. The result is random, witnessed, and hard to argue with.