"Who wants to go first?" is a small question that somehow eats real time. Someone has to give in, and whoever does feels a bit hard done by. Handing the decision to a neutral wheel removes both problems: it is instant, and nobody can argue with a random draw everyone watched.
Two choices, or a group
If it is a straight coin-flip — this person or that one — the yes or no wheel is the fastest fair call, with even odds. If a whole group is taking turns, add everyone and spin: each pick is drawn with crypto.getRandomValues and rejection sampling, so no name is quietly favoured.
When you do it every time
For something recurring — a standing meeting, a games night, a chore rota — save the group as a roster and turn on no-repeat rounds. Then 'who goes first' rotates fairly: everyone gets a first turn before anyone repeats, instead of the same person always drawing the short straw. Start a new round whenever you want a fresh order.
It is a fair casual draw, not a referee. It picks evenly and visibly; it does not judge whose turn it 'should' be. For the small, frequent question of who starts, that is exactly enough.