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Two-list matcher — assign prizes, chores, or tasks to people.
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How are prizes assigned?
We shuffle the prize list and zip it to the people list so each person gets one. If you allow repeats, each person instead independently picks a random prize.
Does the order of names matter?
Only visually. The shuffle is uniform, so where a name sits in the list has no effect on what it's matched with.
What if the two lists are different lengths?
Without repeats, the match runs until the shorter list is used up. Turn on repeats and everyone gets an assignment even when prizes are fewer than people.
Is any of this uploaded?
No. Both lists stay in your browser, the matching happens locally with the Web Crypto API, and nothing is sent to a server.
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Further reading
- Dividing things up when the numbers don't come out even
Splitting 17 items between 4 people means somebody gets a fifth one. Here is how a fair division tool deals items out at random, why it splits by count rather than value, and the one thing you should do to your list of people first.
- Breaking gift-giving decision paralysis with a filtered random draw
"Just think of something" is exactly why gift-giving stalls under a deadline. Here's how filtering a big idea list by recipient type and budget turns an overwhelming search into a five-minute decision — and how it slots into secret santa and white elephant exchanges.
- Assigning fair raffle ticket numbers with a random number generator
Naming a winner by name feels arbitrary; drawing a number out of a known range feels provable. Here's when to reach for a numeric random draw instead of a name-list picker, with worked examples for raffles, lotteries, and sampling.
- Who gets which prize? Let chance decide — and show your work
Picking winners is the easy half of a prize draw. The fight starts when someone has to decide who gets the good prize and who gets the mug. A random prize assigner matches people to prizes in one shuffle nobody chose.
- Matching two lists fairly: zip prizes, tasks, and partners at random
Assigning a list of people to a list of prizes, chores, or projects sounds trivial until you do it by hand and someone notices a pattern. Here's how a two-list matcher zips one list to a shuffled copy of another, what happens when the lists are different lengths, and when to reach for a different tool.
- How to run a fair Secret Santa (and survive the office holiday party)
Pulling names out of a hat looks fair until you actually try it. Here's why a proper derangement matters, how to handle couples and remote teams, and what to do when someone draws themselves on round three.