Free tool
Who goes first?
Paste the names, one per line. You get a fair random order for a stand-up, a round of updates or a retro — or just one name.
Let the quiet ones speak
A fixed order means the same person always goes first and the same person always waits. Shuffle it each time. In a Meetful call every line of the transcript is under the name of the person who said it, so you can see afterwards whether everybody had their say.
How it is fair
The order comes from your browser’s cryptographic random numbers, shuffled so that every possible order is equally likely — nobody is more likely to go first because of where their name was in the list. Duplicate names are kept apart: if two people share a name, add an initial.
Questions
Is it really random?
Yes. It uses the browser’s cryptographic random-number generator and a Fisher–Yates shuffle, so every order is equally likely.
Can I use it to pick one person?
Yes — “Pick one person” chooses a single name, with everybody equally likely.
Are the names saved?
No. They stay in this tab and are gone when you close it.