A Deck You Draw From When You've Thought About It Long Enough
Some decisions aren't hard, they're just tired. Drawn hands you a card so the loop stops and you can get on with the evening.
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The problem
You've weighed it, asked two friends, and opened the same three tabs again. The decision is too small for another hour of overthinking, but you keep circling it anyway — and the circling costs more than the wrong answer ever could. What breaks that loop isn't more thinking. It's something outside your head making the call, so all you have to do is react and move on.
How Drawn (Decision Card Deck) works
- Pick a deck: Yes / No, What to Eat, This Weekend, A Nudge, or Card of the Day.
- Draw a card and read what it says.
- Notice your reaction. Relief means go; a flinch means you already knew the answer — just a different one.
- Draw another card, or save the one you got as an image and get on with it.
What you get
- Five decks, ready to goYes / No for coin-flip questions, What to Eat for six o'clock, This Weekend for empty Saturdays, and A Nudge for when you need a small push more than a verdict.
- Card of the Day stays putThe daily card is tied to the date. Draw it at breakfast or at midnight and you get the same card — nothing to renegotiate.
- Write your own deckPro lets you build decks from your own options — the four restaurants you actually like, the chores you keep putting off — with weighted cards and no repeats until the deck runs out.
- Send a deck as a linkPro packs a deck you wrote into a single link. Your friend taps it and draws from your deck. Nothing is hosted, because the deck travels inside the link itself.
Private by design
Drawn runs entirely in your browser. There's no account, no ads and nothing uploaded, so no record of what you just decided ever leaves your device. A shared deck lives in the part of the link after the hash, which browsers never send to a server — so even the deck you send a friend sits in no database. Backups are just files you keep yourself.
Free vs Pro
FAQ
Is this fortune-telling?
No. Drawn is a toy for breaking a tie, not divination or prophecy, and the cards don't predict anything. There's also no medical, financial or legal advice — for any of those three, ask a professional, not a deck of cards.
How is this different from a spin wheel?
A wheel randomly picks one of your options. Drawn does that too, but the built-in decks also hand you a written card to react to — and your reaction to a card is often the fastest way to find out what you actually wanted.
Is Drawn free?
Yes. All five decks, unlimited draws, your last 5 draws with a note, a day streak, a daily calendar reminder, drawing a name for who goes today, saving a card as an image and backups are free. Pro is $1 once, for life, no subscription.
What do I get with Pro?
Custom decks, sharing a deck as a link, no repeats until the deck runs out, weighted cards, up to 50 recent draws in history with CSV export, four card backs, and images without the 1usd.life badge.