AUTHOR
Jack Shi
Founder of Clooms · Independent Developer
Boulder, Colorado, USA
Jack Shi is an independent developer and the founder of Clooms, an independent digital-product company built on one ethos — usefulness over noise, clarity over complexity. Under Clooms he builds and runs a portfolio of focused web utilities, including WheelMigo.
He began his career at Alibaba's International Commerce Business Unit (ICBU) in 2008, serving B2B companies in international trade. That experience led him to go independent and, on the business side, to build NexaPioneer, an AI-first B2B company.
His guiding principle across everything he builds: find a real, specific need and solve it as simply as possible.
Articles by Jack Shi
A quick, fair way to pick who goes first
Deciding who goes first shouldn't take longer than the thing itself. A quick spin settles it fairly, and no one can argue with the wheel.
How to run a fair raffle or giveaway draw
A giveaway only feels fair if everyone can see the draw. Here's a simple, transparent way to pick one winner or several — with no hidden math and nothing to install.
A fair random order for team stand-ups
When the same voice always opens stand-up, the meeting drifts. A random, no-repeat order keeps everyone ready — here's a two-minute setup that carries over every day.
How to draw multiple winners at once (fair batch draws)
Need three winners, not one? A batch draw pulls several distinct names in a single fair pass. Here is how to set it up and what stays honest about it.
How to pick random numbers fairly with a wheel
A number wheel is a visible, shared way to draw a fair integer. Here is how to set the range, draw one or several, and when to reach for something else.
How to import a class list into a name picker (CSV and text)
Your names are already in a spreadsheet. Here is how to get them into the wheel in a few seconds without retyping — and how to fix the imports that go wrong.
Running a fair classroom name draw
Cold-calling feels unfair when the same three names keep coming up. A short setup fixes that and carries over to your next lesson.
No-repeat rounds vs. a fresh spin: which fairness do you want?
"Fair" has two meanings on a wheel, and they pull in opposite directions. Pick the one that matches what you are actually doing.
How WheelMigo actually picks a name
The animation is theatre. The result is already chosen before the wheel starts moving. Here is the real selection method — and its honest limits.