Q. How is this different from a ladder game?
Ladder games are visually fun but the outcome is locked the moment the ladder is drawn. JAY Project Draw generates a brand-new random result every run using crypto.getRandomValues, so each draw is genuinely independent.
Q. Can I set just one losing slot?
Yes. You set the number of participants and the number of losing (or winning) slots separately, so "5 people, 1 loses" works for paying for coffee, while "10 people, 3 win" works for raffles.
Q. Can I reveal cards one by one instead of all at once?
Click a card to flip it individually for suspenseful in-person reveals, or hit View All Results to show everything in one go.
Q. Can I use it to set turn order or chore rotation?
Set the losing count to zero and assign numbers to every card — perfect for picking presentation order or chore rotation without the friction of rock-paper-scissors.
Q. Is the draw really fair? Could it be rigged?
Every draw runs locally in your browser; nothing is sent to a server. Results use cryptographic randomness with a Fisher-Yates shuffle, so the distribution is statistically unbiased.
Q. How many people can I draw for at once?
There is no practical cap — dozens at once works fine. On mobile, very large card grids will require more scrolling, so split into rounds if needed.
