How to use Should I? for small everyday decisions
Some everyday questions take up more time than they deserve. Should I go for a walk, tidy one drawer, or finally start that creative draft? Should I? gives you a moment to pause and a simple suggestion to move forward.
How the 10-second game works
- Think of one small decision. You can write it in the question box on the home screen, or leave the box empty.
- Press Start. The countdown begins.
- Wait 10 seconds. The game automatically reveals DO IT or SKIP IT.
- Decide what to do with the suggestion. The final call is always yours.
You do not need to choose a side during the countdown. Canceling a round or leaving the page before it finishes does not add a completed result to your history.
Track what you actually do
When the result is DO IT, you can select I did it after taking action. You can also check it off later in History, or undo the check if you marked it by mistake.
Your follow-through rate is the number of DO IT results marked done divided by all your DO IT results. An unconfirmed result does not mean that you failed to act; it simply means you have not checked it off. History also shows your completed rounds and the share of each result.
Your records stay in your browser
The game stores your questions, results, and completion checks in this browser. Its record feature does not upload them to an account. They do not automatically sync to other devices. Clearing browser data or ending a private browsing session may remove your history.
Use Export backup in History to keep a copy, then import it when moving to another browser or device. The backup includes the questions you entered, so keep it somewhere appropriate.
A nudge for everyday maybes
The result is a random suggestion, not a prediction of success. Use it for small, reversible everyday choices. Important health, financial, legal, or safety decisions need information and judgment beyond this game.