How the Random Bucket List Draw Works
Pick an area, choose how many items you want, and press the button to get bucket-list ideas at random. Reacting to a concrete suggestion is far faster than staring at a blank page, which makes this a good starting point for a new year plan or a summer list.
Five areas
Travel is about going somewhere, Challenge is the thing you keep putting off, Learning takes repeated hours, Health is a habit you can log, and People is time spent on someone else. Choose All five areas to shuffle everything together. You can draw up to five items at once, and because the list is shuffled with the Fisher-Yates algorithm and then sliced, items never repeat inside one draw.
Make each item yours
Items are written broadly on purpose so anyone can start. Rewrite the timeframe, place or count to fit your own life and the odds of finishing go up a lot. If walking 30 minutes every day for a month is too much, three days a week for 20 minutes is a fine version of the same item. Results are shown on screen only and are not saved, so write down the ones you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Up to five. Enter a larger number and a notice appears instead of a result.
Not inside one draw. Press the button again and an earlier item may reappear.
Adding and saving are not supported. The tool only draws at random from the built-in list.