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Read the room

GUESS THE CROWD

Before you see your own result, one more question: how will everybody else do today? Reading a room is a different skill from reading yourself, and almost nothing measures it.

The crowd-guess step: a slider asking what percentage the average player will get right today.
Asked once, between the last question and your result.
  1. 01

    Asked before the reveal, never after

    You guess the crowd’s average while still holding your own answers and no result. Asking afterwards would just be asking you to anchor on your own score.

  2. 02

    The answer does not exist yet

    It waits until enough people have played that day. Until then it says so rather than showing you a number computed from three players, which would be noise wearing a percentage sign.

  3. 03

    It is a second, separate read on you

    People who know themselves well are often badly wrong about everyone else, and the gap between the two is usually the interesting part.

What it costs

Free, permanently. Part of the daily.

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Install it. It opens like an app.

No store, no download. It lives on your home screen and opens straight into a blank claim.

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