ruleta

THE RULETA GUIDES · ENGLISH

Make yourself at home.

Learn how to spin the wheel, choose a color, and make Ruleta feel right on your desktop.

01 / THE BASICSPlay-only

Pick. Flick. Play.

  1. Pick your color.

    Select Red or Black before spinning. You make a fresh choice every round.

  2. Give it a flick.

    Drag the wheel and release. The wheel spins and the ball starts rolling. There’s no spin button.

  3. Let the ball settle.

    Wait for the result, then choose a color to play again. You can’t change your pick during a spin.

02 / MAKE IT YOURS

Small controls. All you need.

Move the window

Drag the handle at the top to place Ruleta wherever you like.

Keep it on top

Click the pin icon to keep Ruleta above other windows. Click again to unpin.

Set the sound

Click the speaker beside the pin to mute or unmute. Hover over it to reveal the volume bar, then drag the slider. The sound follows the rolling ball.

Hide it for a moment

Click the minus icon. On Mac, reopen it from the menu-bar icon → Show Ruleta. To exit, choose Quit Ruleta there.

Using a Windows or Linux preview?

Use the tray icon to show or quit Ruleta. If a tray isn’t available, hiding minimizes the window instead. The × button quits the preview app.

03 / THE RESULT

Watch where it lands.

Your color wins.

The message shows the number, its color and whether your pick matched. The result stays visible until your next round.

Green is its own thing.

A green 0 matches neither red nor black, so both choices lose that round.

Ruleta is for play only. No paid spins, cash betting or prizes.

Appearance

In Mac version 0.1.1, use the half-filled circle beside the sound control to choose System, Light or Dark. The orbit-and-ball icon in the Mac menu bar reopens Ruleta.

Moving and hiding the window

Drag the centered handle at the top to move Ruleta. Click the larger minus-button area at the top left to hide it; reopen it using Ruleta’s menu bar icon.

Header controls

In Mac version 0.1.3, the sage icons share one size and stroke style. A subtle background behind the pin means “keep on top” is enabled.