ADchosa 3 is the successor of ADchosA 2 and a random generator for your Mac, which works with images, letters, numbers, passwords and words.

- 10 different random modes.
- Colors: Let a random color be generated and show you the RGB or CMYK values.
- Head or Tails: Flip a digital coin and ADchosA 3 will return one of the sides.
- Images: Define at least two images and ADchosA 3 will return one of them randomly.
- Letters: Choose a first and last letter and have one of them returned to you at random.
- Letter Lotto: Choose whether consonants, vowels or both should appear in the random result. Unlike the "Letters" random mode, in this mode you will get several letters in the random result.
- Lotto: Get several numbers randomly returned for your lottery ticket. It doesn't have to be 6 out of 49. Other lottery types can also be used. You only specify a starting number, an ending number and the number of numbers that are returned in the Dir result.
- Numbers: Enter a starting number and an ending number. ADchosA 3 will give you one of them back at random. The starting number cannot be less than -999999. The final number must not exceed 999999.
- Password: Have a random password generated from lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers and self-defined special characters. The minimum length of the password is 4 and can have a maximum of 1024 characters.- Words: Define at least two different words and let ADchosA 3 return one of them randomly.
- Yes or No: Get a random Yes or No returned. As a third option, you can also choose Maybe.
- Synchronization across devices thanks to Mail or AirDrop, also between macOS, iPadOS and iOS