We would love to hear from you. Whether you found a bug, have an idea for a new feature, or just want to say hello, the team behind the Wheel of Names is always glad to hear from the people who use it every day.
There is no contact form plugin on this site, and that is by design — we keep things simple and private. The fastest way to reach us is by email.
Email Us
Send your message directly to admin@wheelofnames.sbs and it will land in the inbox of the person who built and maintains this site. You can write in whatever language is most comfortable for you; English is preferred, but we will do our best to understand any message that arrives.
Please make sure the email address you write from is one you actually check, so we can reply to you.
What to Include
To help us help you faster, it helps to include a few details in your message:
- Bug reports: what you were doing, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot or screen recording is worth a thousand words — attach one if you can.
- Feature requests: describe the idea in plain words and tell us how you would use it. The best features on this site started as reader emails.
- Partnership inquiries: tell us who you are, what you have in mind, and what you would like from us.
- General feedback: good or bad, we read all of it. If the wheel saved you a headache in your classroom or at your party, we genuinely enjoy hearing that.
Response Time
A Quick Note on Scam Emails
Wheelofnames.sbs will never email you first asking for money, passwords, or personal details. If you receive a suspicious message claiming to be from us, forward it to the same email address above so we can look into it and warn others.
Response Time
We aim to reply to every message within 1-2 business days. During busy weeks it can occasionally take a little longer, but no genuine message is ever ignored. If you have not heard back within a few days, feel free to send a polite follow-up — sometimes emails get lost on the way.
Thank you for being part of the Wheel of Names community. Your feedback is what keeps the wheel spinning and improving.