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Use a private decision wheel and its history

My little break helps Daniel choose between Reading, Walk and Listening to music.

Before you start

A personal wheel and its results should not be visible to the entire family.

1Step 1

Check the private audience

Tap Edit on My little break. Private wheel is on. Leave Emma and Sofia unselected under Shared with for this personal example.

The private wheel has no additional selected members; the creator retains access.
The private wheel has no additional selected members; the creator retains access.
2Step 2

Save the options

Check Reading, Walk and Listening to music. Scroll within the dialog if needed and tap Update.

The editor shows the wheel’s three options.
The editor shows the wheel’s three options.
3Step 3

Spin the saved wheel

Open the same wheel and tap Spin the wheel. Wait until the animation ends, then read the chosen option.

The saved private wheel shows the result of a completed spin.
The saved private wheel shows the result of a completed spin.
4Step 4

Open its history

Tap History. The new entry identifies Daniel, the chosen option and the time. People outside the selected audience cannot read the wheel or its results in the locally verified version.

History for the same wheel contains the new result with Daniel and its time.
History for the same wheel contains the new result with Daniel and its time.

All done

Open the wheel’s editor and enable Private wheel. Under Shared with, choose any additional people who should have access. In this example no additional person is selected; Daniel retains access as the creator.

If something looks wrong

Another person cannot find the wheel.

As the creator, check Private wheel and the selection under Shared with. Only Daniel has access in this example.

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About this article

Written by Best4Family editorial team. Content reviewed: . Updated: .

The screenshots show the Android app. The layout and controls are largely the same on iOS. The examples use fictional family data.