Roll Pulse

Roll Pulse brings fair, fast random choices to your pocket in one clean app. Whether you need a number between two limits, a classic die roll, a simple coin flip, or help picking from your own list, Roll Pulse keeps every tool in one place so you can decide and move on.

What you can do in Roll Pulse

Numbers — Set a minimum and maximum, then tap Roll. Roll Pulse picks one whole number inside your range, even when you enter the limits in reverse order. Use this mode for turn order, raffle draws, practice scores, countdown picks, or any time when you want a single random value. Your last range stays ready the next time you open Roll Pulse, so common limits are already there when you return.

Dice — Pick the die you need: D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, or D20. Tap your choice, hit Roll, and read the result in large type on the screen. Roll Pulse works well for board games, tabletop play, study activities, or quick checks when physical dice are not on the table. Each tap gives a new roll, shown right away in the result area.

Coin — One tap flips between Heads and Tails. Roll Pulse shows the answer clearly when the choice is yes or no, first or second, home or away, or any simple two-way decision. There is nothing to set up — open the Coin tab and flip when you are ready.

Pick — Write your own options, one item per line, then tap Pick. Roll Pulse chooses one line at random from your list. Use it to plan a meal, assign a task, settle a friendly tie, pick a movie, or select the next activity from names you typed yourself. If the list is empty, Roll Pulse reminds you to add items before picking.

History that stays with you

Each number roll, die roll, coin flip, and list pick is saved in History. Tap the History section to expand it and see your latest results. Each line shows which mode was used, what came up, and the time of that result. Roll Pulse keeps up to twenty recent entries on your device, so you can look back during a game or meeting without paper notes. When you have not rolled yet, History shows a simple empty message until your first outcome appears.

Easy to read, easy to switch

Roll Pulse uses four tabs at the top — Numbers, Dice, Coin, and Pick — so moving between tools takes a single tap. The current result appears in a large block above the controls, easy to spot from across the table. When you change tabs, the result area clears so you always know you are starting fresh in that mode. The screen uses a dark style with bright accent colors, comfortable for evening play or dim rooms. Buttons are sized for quick tapping, and the layout stays focused on the action you need right now