Several recipient types
Assign to individuals, existing random groups, generated teams, or custom groups.
Now using
Task and topic assigner
Match topics to people or groups without repeating your setup.
Quick tipAdd at least as many topics as groups, or allow repeats when the list is shorter.
Tasks or topics
Build your assignment list
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0 recipientsChoose who receives each task
No random groups created yet
Create groups from your shared roster, then return here to assign tasks.
Allow task repeatsReuse tasks when there are more recipients than tasks
Assignments
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Add tasks, choose recipients, and select Assign tasks.
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How to use this random task and topic assigner
The Task Assigner turns a list of topics or responsibilities into a clear allocation. Use people from the shared roster, groups or teams already created in ShuffleCue, or custom groups made for the current activity.
Tasks save in your browser, can be moved up or down, and appear in the final result in the same order. Unassigned tasks and people are clearly identified before you share the result.
Flexible people counts
Use one count for every task or define a different count for each task.
Clear coverage checks
See unassigned tasks and people immediately, then resolve the remaining allocation.
Step by step
Set up a clear result
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Enter tasks in order
Add one task per row and use the move controls to set the final display sequence.
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Choose who receives them
Select people, saved groups, saved teams, or custom groups.
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Set allocation rules
Choose counts, decide whether tasks may repeat, and review the available recipient summary.
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Generate and check
Create assignments, resolve any unassigned item, then shuffle again or share the result.
Good practice
Use the result thoughtfully
Use an action verb
Write tasks with a clear action and expected outcome so recipients know what completion means.
Balance effort
Review the expected time and difficulty, not only the number of tasks assigned.
Keep one source of truth
Present or download the final allocation so everyone can return to the same result.
Common questions
Answers before you begin
Can I reuse groups or teams already created?
Yes. Existing results are offered automatically under the relevant assignment option.
Can one person appear in multiple people-based assignments?
No. A person is used once during each generated people allocation.
What happens when a task has no recipient?
It is marked Unassigned in red so you can revise the setup or assign it manually.