One fair pick
Every finger has the same chance, and each round is picked on its own, so an earlier result never changes the next.
Who Goes First
Who Goes First picker: one touch each.
Everyone puts a finger on the screen, and SkipTurn picks one of them at random. No more “youngest goes first”, and nobody to argue with.
- No account
- No ads
- Works offline
How it works
Three seconds, and it is settled.
Everyone puts a finger on the screen
Lay the phone or tablet on the table and let each player touch it. Each finger gets its own colored circle.
Hold still while it chooses
Once everyone has stopped moving, a short countdown starts. The circles then light up in turn as SkipTurn picks.
One circle is left
The others fade away and the chosen finger stays. Touch the screen again to play another round.
Why people use it
A fair start, without the fuss.
No names to type in
There is nothing to set up. Whoever is at the table just touches the screen.
Go again in one tap
Tied for who deals next, or who picks the game? Touch the screen and pick again.
Works offline
No account, and no connection needed after your first visit.
- 1touch per player
- 0accounts or ads
- Offlineafter your first visit
Good to know
Questions, answered.
- How does it choose?
- It picks one of the fingers on the screen completely at random, so everyone has an equal chance of going first.
- How many players can it pick from?
- It needs at least two fingers. The most it can handle depends on how many touches your screen can follow at once, which is usually five or more.
- Does it work on a computer?
- It needs a touch screen that can follow several fingers at once, such as a phone or tablet. A mouse or a trackpad only gives one touch.
- What can I use it for?
- Deciding who starts, who deals or who picks the game. Anything where one person has to go first.
- Do I need internet?
- No. It works offline after your first visit and never needs an account.
Ready to pick?
Open Who Goes First and settle it in seconds. It is free, works offline and needs no sign-up.