Example result: 5 categories: 45 seconds per round. Two valid original answers, one valid shared answer and two blanks: 29 points. Two rounds with different letters by default.

In new rooms, the creator can start only after at least one other competitor has completed every trial without cancellation. Share the link: opening it or joining the room is not enough. This rule prevents trying several rooms alone and sharing only the best result.

Challenge categoriesChallenge categories

Names · Things · Cities · Animals · Jobs

Seconds per category (3–60)Rounds with different letters (1–5)

5 categories × 9 seconds = 45 seconds per round

Rules: reviews, votes and reportsTap to open or close the details

Rules at a glance

Another competitor plays first. In new rooms, the creator can start only after at least one other competitor has completed every trial without cancellation. Share the link: opening it or joining the room is not enough. This rule prevents trying several rooms alone and sharing only the best result.
Play within the time limit. Use the drawn letter. Leaving the page, switching apps, refreshing or locking the screen during the timer cancels your participation.
Write carefully. Typos and spelling mistakes count as errors: writing faster is a risk you choose to take. Your submitted word counts; it cannot be edited after the test. You can ask the group to review the system’s result, but acceptance is not guaranteed.
Blasphemy is excluded. In Swear words, blasphemous expressions are not accepted: they score −5, cannot be reviewed, challenged or voted on, and cannot be approved by the administrator. This ban concerns blasphemous expressions, not religious names used in other categories.
Count your points. Valid: +10; identical to another valid answer: +9; wrong: −5; blank answer: 0. A submitted word not recognised in the archive scores −5 provisionally. Equal scores are ranked by shorter completion time. Equal scores and times share the same place.
Checks and requests. Unrecognised words enter review automatically after all your rounds. For other concerns, use “Request a review” or “Challenge” with a reason within four hours of game closure.
Vote. You can vote “Valid” or “Wrong” as soon as you complete all your rounds, even while the challenge is open. This also applies to an administrator who plays. Until the challenge closes, you see only your own vote. Individual ballots and totals for each choice become visible at closure to players who completed every round. A quorum can already decide the verdict. You may vote only after completing every round without cancellation, and only on other players’ answers. If you wrote the same word in the same category with the same letter, you cannot vote on it. Each confirmed vote is final: you cannot change or withdraw it. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total.
How many votes are needed. Normally, 60% of eligible players must vote for an immediate decision. At the deadline, four hours after the poll opens, 35% is enough. At least two voters and a majority without a tie are required. With two players, the other player’s “Valid” vote suffices; the administrator can see who approved and make a correction. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total.
When the administrator decides. An administrator who is also a player votes like everyone else. If quorum is missing at the deadline and they voted, their confirmed vote automatically becomes the administrative decision, recorded publicly. Without their vote, the original result stands. A tie with quorum also keeps the original result. They can choose immediately as administrator before the group verdict, or make a public correction afterwards.
Wait for the final result. Standings and stakes become final after the request deadline and once every outstanding check is resolved.
Provisional verdict. Full room and no activities left: the result is final immediately. Until then, the picture shows a provisional winner and loser. Only the administrator may reopen before the original deadline.

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Names. A given name, including documented diminutives and familiar forms (Alfie, Betty, Mimmo). Use the initial of the name you write; invented nicknames are not automatically recognised.

Things includes objects, foods, materials and natural features, such as sea, mountain, sand and cloud. It is not limited to manufactured objects; abstract concepts such as happiness or courage are outside this category.

Catalogue-listed international spellings are accepted for cities, surnames, brands and titles. Accents, case, spacing and punctuation do not change the answer.

In Swear words, blasphemous expressions are not accepted: they score −5, cannot be reviewed, challenged or voted on, and cannot be approved by the administrator. This ban concerns blasphemous expressions, not religious names used in other categories.

Points, word archive and answersTap to open or close the details

Typos and spelling mistakes are real errors: rushing to finish sooner does not excuse them. The word you submitted is what counts; you cannot rewrite it after the test. A system rejection scores −5; an unrecognised word stays To review with a provisional −5, because the system cannot distinguish every typo from a valid word missing from the archive. Allowed matching equivalents include case, accents, spaces, punctuation and variants listed in the archive. Words with missing, extra or transposed letters are not automatically reconstructed. You may request a group review with a reason: players assess the submitted word and may uphold or change the result. This is not a right to a free correction, and the request alone does not change points.

An archive for each language and category, expanded from external sources. A missing word is not necessarily wrong: −5 provisional points, then +10 / +9 if accepted or −5 if rejected. Ask the organiser or group to review it. No AI referee is active. Reference sources

Originality: a valid answer earns 10 points. If at least two ranked players use the same word in the same category for the same letter, each earns 9 points. The reduction is always 1 point, even if more players share it. Cancelled or incomplete attempts do not cause deductions. Provisional standings may change as others finish.

Questions follow the category order, then the next letter. The name shows whose answer it is. The number and name stay the same in comparisons, votes and reports, even when the standings change.

Reviews, challenges and reportsTap to open or close the details

Request a review
After all your rounds, submitted words marked “To check” automatically open a check: you need not request it again. You can add an explanation to the discussion. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system, including a wrong initial. Explain the appeal: the original word is assessed and cannot be rewritten. The same request is available to the administrator and the players. The first valid verdict decides: an administrator decision, a majority with quorum, or the other player’s approval under the two-player exception. The request closes for everyone. The administrator may still make a public correction in the log.

Challenge
After all your rounds, use “Challenge” to question another player’s positive or negative assessment and explain why. If a check is already open, add a message there; no second vote is opened. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system.

Challenge
An accepted word can also be challenged. Give a reason: the request reaches the organiser and immediately opens voting for players who completed every round. Do not open another challenge on the same answer; add a message to the existing request.

To open a request, select an eligible answer, explain why and press “Request a review” or “Challenge”. Your explanation and name will be visible in the room.

“Request a review” and “Challenge” open a discussion about the word’s validity, accessible to players who completed every round and the non-playing administrator. The request alone does not change points: the first valid group or administrator verdict does. You can vote “Valid” or “Wrong” as soon as you complete all your rounds, even while the challenge is open. This also applies to an administrator who plays.

You can open a request after your rounds, until four hours after the game closes. Each new ballot starts immediately and lasts at most four hours from opening; closing the challenge does not restart the clock. The exact deadline is shown in the room and the link must still be available. Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded.

Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded.

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When group voting is used

“To review” means you entered and submitted the word, but the system found no matching entry in the archive for that language and category. Absence from the archive alone is not enough to judge it wrong: there is insufficient information to confirm it. The −5 points are provisional, not a rejection.

A “Wrong” verdict can come from a recorded group or administrator decision, or from a specific correction already coded into the system. If the initial differs from the required letter, the system detects this directly and says the answer starts with another letter. No AI referee judges words absent from the archive.

Example: with the letter P, “Roma” does not match the required initial, even though it is a real city. A word starting with P that is not recognised in the archive remains “To review”, unless another decision or specific correction already applies. Both can score −5 points, but the reason and status differ.

A blank answer means you submitted no word for that category: it scores 0 points and cannot be submitted for review or voting.

Words marked “To check” enter review automatically. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system and explain why. You cannot edit the submitted word.
After all your rounds, use “Challenge” to question another player’s positive or negative assessment and explain why. If a check is already open, add a message there; no second vote is opened. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system.

A submitted word not recognised in the archive automatically enters review after its author completes every round. Blank answers do not go to a vote. “Request a review” and “Challenge” open a vote on other eligible assessments with a reason. You can vote “Valid” or “Wrong” as soon as you complete all your rounds, even while the challenge is open. This also applies to an administrator who plays. You can open a request after your rounds, until four hours after the game closes. Each new ballot starts immediately and lasts at most four hours from opening; closing the challenge does not restart the clock. The exact deadline is shown in the room and the link must still be available. Until the challenge closes, you see only your own vote. Individual ballots and totals for each choice become visible at closure to players who completed every round. A quorum can already decide the verdict. You may vote only after completing every round without cancellation, and only on other players’ answers. If you wrote the same word in the same category with the same letter, you cannot vote on it. Each confirmed vote is final: you cannot change or withdraw it. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total. All challenges and validation requests are here, including earlier rounds. Vote on each answer to help finalise the standings. The same request is available to the administrator and the players. The first valid verdict decides: an administrator decision, a majority with quorum, or the other player’s approval under the two-player exception. The request closes for everyone. The administrator may still make a public correction in the log. Blasphemy is prohibited by the rules: no review or vote. Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded.

An accepted word can also be challenged. Give a reason: the request reaches the organiser and immediately opens voting for players who completed every round. Do not open another challenge on the same answer; add a message to the existing request.

Questions, letters and answers in reviews, ballots, discussions and the decision log are visible to players only after they complete every round of that game. This also applies to an administrator who is playing. Incomplete or cancelled attempts do not unlock access, even when the room closes. A non-playing administrator may inspect and decide, but cannot cast a player vote. Until the challenge closes, you see only your own vote. Individual ballots and totals for each choice become visible at closure to players who completed every round. A quorum can already decide the verdict. You may vote only after completing every round without cancellation, and only on other players’ answers. If you wrote the same word in the same category with the same letter, you cannot vote on it. Each confirmed vote is final: you cannot change or withdraw it. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total.

You may vote only after completing every round without cancellation, and only on other players’ answers. If you wrote the same word in the same category with the same letter, you cannot vote on it. Each confirmed vote is final: you cannot change or withdraw it. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total. Normally at least two voters are required: 60% turnout allows an immediate majority decision; after four hours, 35% suffices, with no tie and thresholds rounded up. Two-player games have the exception below. Silence is not a vote. An administrator who is also a player votes like everyone else. If quorum is missing at the deadline and they voted, their confirmed vote automatically becomes the administrative decision, recorded publicly. Without their vote, the original result stands. A tie with quorum also keeps the original result. They can choose immediately as administrator before the group verdict, or make a public correction afterwards.

Exception for exactly two ranked players: the other player’s single Valid vote validates the answer immediately. Authors cannot validate their own answers alone. The administrator sees a notice naming the voter and may correct the verdict, without having to confirm it. A Wrong vote, a tie or an answer shared by both players follows the ordinary rules.

With 10 eligible players, 6 voters can decide immediately, or 4 after four hours. If only Alex and Cris are playing, Cris can validate Alex’s answer by voting Valid even if Alex does not vote. The administrator sees that Cris alone decided.

Standings, stakes and recurring gamesTap to open or close the details

This is a snapshot: the winner, loser and forfeit can change at any time until the result is final. Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded.

In recurring games, earlier reviews remain in this room while the new round starts. Votes and decisions apply only to the specified round. The group leaderboard includes a round once it becomes final.

Administrator and public logTap to open or close the details

This applies a verdict immediately, even if it differs from the group’s decision, and records it publicly. An administrator who is also a player votes like everyone else. If quorum is missing at the deadline and they voted, their confirmed vote automatically becomes the administrative decision, recorded publicly. Without their vote, the original result stands. A tie with quorum also keeps the original result. They can choose immediately as administrator before the group verdict, or make a public correction afterwards. Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded.

Every confirmation or correction records the date, administrator, previous assessment and decision. The log stays visible in the room; points are those recorded at the time of the action.

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Coffee, breakfast or your own idea: choose your challenge’s forfeit.

All forfeitsOptional forfeit (coffee, breakfast, etc. or your own choice)

Forfeit rulesTap to open or close the details

If the organiser chooses a forfeit, you must accept it to take part. The challenge rules determine who pays. Cancelled games do not assign forfeits.

Registered players who do not answer are outside the competition at closure and labelled the REAL last-place loser. Players who start without finishing are listed separately.

NicknameUse a name or nickname that people in your group recognise. In prediction games, they need to know who you are to answer about you.Competing playersSet the maximum number of players. If you only organise, your place is additional.

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Your roleInvite friends and manage the game. If you only organise, you do not answer, vote or earn points. Your role stays the same for this room.

Group names (optional)Tap to open or close the details

For a regular or recurring group, prepare a list of participants. People who have not joined remain listed as absent: they do not count towards the quorum and do not receive coffee.

List only the other participants. Do not add your own name: as the room creator, you are already included with your chosen nickname if you play. Adding another name for yourself would leave it incorrectly listed as someone still expected to join.

Participant namesOne name per line, 2–24 characters. Up to 10 people, including the creator if playing. Registered names remain linked to their participants.

Where will you send the room link?The message will invite the whole group or address one person. You can change this choice before sharing.Room name (optional)Leave blank to use the game name.

Automatic closing

The duration starts when the room is created. You can choose an exact date and time instead. A recurring challenge uses its calendar closing time. The server closes automatically; the organiser does not need to act. Incomplete attempts receive no forfeit. This is the latest closing time: if all expected players finish every stage sooner, the result appears immediately. Any pending answer reviews keep the ranking provisional. In recurring challenges, only the current round ends; the next follows the schedule.

Maximum room durationOr choose a closing date and time (optional)

Choose the rules and forfeit, create and open the room, then share the invitation. The link appears only once the room is open.

You can answer now and invite others. With at least 2 players, the game moves on automatically once everyone who has joined has finished. Empty places do not hold up the game.

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Play whenever you like before the room closes. Everyone gets the same letters with an individual timer. Share your time across categories; at timeout, the last saved answers count. Leaving the page during the timer cancels your entry, but your answers and the reason remain in the comparison. Valid original answer: 10 points; shared with another ranked player: 9. Wrong initial or answer judged incorrect: −5. Blank: 0. An answer awaiting review earns a provisional −5, then 10 or 9 if accepted, or −5 if rejected. Ties are broken by more valid answers, fewer wrong answers and then shorter time, only when there are valid answers. Originality: a valid answer earns 10 points. If at least two ranked players use the same word in the same category for the same letter, each earns 9 points. The reduction is always 1 point, even if more players share it. Cancelled or incomplete attempts do not cause deductions. Provisional standings may change as others finish. An archive for each language and category, expanded from external sources. A missing word is not necessarily wrong: −5 provisional points, then +10 / +9 if accepted or −5 if rejected. Ask the organiser or group to review it. No AI referee is active. After all your rounds, submitted words marked “To check” automatically open a check: you need not request it again. You can add an explanation to the discussion. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system, including a wrong initial. Explain the appeal: the original word is assessed and cannot be rewritten. The same request is available to the administrator and the players. The first valid verdict decides: an administrator decision, a majority with quorum, or the other player’s approval under the two-player exception. The request closes for everyone. The administrator may still make a public correction in the log. After all your rounds, use “Challenge” to question another player’s positive or negative assessment and explain why. If a check is already open, add a message there; no second vote is opened. Use “Request a review” for your own answer rejected by the system. An accepted word can also be challenged. Give a reason: the request reaches the organiser and immediately opens voting for players who completed every round. Do not open another challenge on the same answer; add a message to the existing request. Questions follow the category order, then the next letter. The name shows whose answer it is. The number and name stay the same in comparisons, votes and reports, even when the standings change. You can open a request after your rounds, until four hours after the game closes. Each new ballot starts immediately and lasts at most four hours from opening; closing the challenge does not restart the clock. The exact deadline is shown in the room and the link must still be available. Once the expected number of players is reached and all attempts and required activities are complete, the room closes automatically and the result becomes final immediately. Once all eligible voters have voted, the ballot closing rule applies immediately; a tie keeps the original verdict. Only the administrator may reopen reviews before the original challenge deadline, publicly correct a verdict and close again. Submitted answers and confirmed votes remain recorded. You may vote only after completing every round without cancellation, and only on other players’ answers. If you wrote the same word in the same category with the same letter, you cannot vote on it. Each confirmed vote is final: you cannot change or withdraw it. Quorum is based on the players eligible to vote on that answer; abstaining does not reduce the total. Normally at least two voters are required: 60% turnout allows an immediate majority decision; after four hours, 35% suffices, with no tie and thresholds rounded up. Two-player games have the exception below. Silence is not a vote. An administrator who is also a player votes like everyone else. If quorum is missing at the deadline and they voted, their confirmed vote automatically becomes the administrative decision, recorded publicly. Without their vote, the original result stands. A tie with quorum also keeps the original result. They can choose immediately as administrator before the group verdict, or make a public correction afterwards. With 10 eligible players, 6 voters can decide immediately, or 4 after four hours. If only Alex and Cris are playing, Cris can validate Alex’s answer by voting Valid even if Alex does not vote. The administrator sees that Cris alone decided. In recurring games, earlier reviews remain in this room while the new round starts. Votes and decisions apply only to the specified round. The group leaderboard includes a round once it becomes final. Every confirmation or correction records the date, administrator, previous assessment and decision. The log stays visible in the room; points are those recorded at the time of the action.

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Data and privacyTap to open or close the details

Describe the scene and its funny details: “A colleague leaves two drops of milk in the carton” is fine. Leave out names, contact details and precise references such as the company and department: a reader might know the person.

To contribute, we use ChatGPT sign-in and store an account fingerprint, not your email, with text, reactions and reports. New public contributions do not collect a nickname. Published text stays until deletion; hidden text or text awaiting checks is removed after 30 days from creation during cleanup. Drafts blocked before publication are not saved on the server. Checks run within this service, without sending text to external AI services.

One-off games: Nicknames, answers, stories and votes are stored in the room for 7 days. Participants see final results. A technical key is kept in your browser to recover your place: keep using this device. Games are never automatically published on the board. In Guess who we also store the secret solution and the protagonist’s reply; a rematch replaces the previous round without extending the room expiry. Submitted answers remain on record. If the organiser cancels the room, everyone’s submitted results will be visible to anyone with the link for 24 hours. Your browser also remembers your last nickname to prefill future entries.

Choices, imaginary prices, predictions and start times stay in the room until expiry. Partial results are visible to members and update automatically. The secret price is revealed after your own guess. Public links contain no answers or names. A new round replaces answers without extending expiry. If interrupted, answers awaiting submission are kept temporarily in this browser tab until saving is confirmed or the game expires.

Use your own photos of objects, clothes or food, without people, faces, names or identifying details. Roast the choice: no threats or personal attacks. The room is private; anyone with the invitation can join while entries are collected, before voting.

Choices, sharing preferences and reasons stay in the room until its seven-day expiry. Each sharing box starts unticked: only authorised choices appear with your nickname in the final comparison. Counts and points may reveal other choices, especially with two players. Public cards contain no names or personal answers.

Arguments become readable in the voting phase, after submissions close. External sharing includes only authorised text, without nicknames. Cards and images are created on the device.

CalcuPop keeps the mission, language, timer, success claim and optional response for the room’s lifetime, up to seven days without extension. Other missions appear only when the round ends. A new round replaces the data and revokes old response links. It does not read WhatsApp or other chats or receive screenshots: cropping, covering and cards happen on your device. Response links do not verify identity and screenshots are not automatic certification. Conversations are never published automatically.

60-Second Fury requests microphone access. Before submission, recordings stay on your device. Sending shares your voice and sound estimates with the private room’s players and organiser, without a public archive or AI analysis. Recordings load only on request; public cards are generated on your device and contain no voices or names.

Sentences stay in the private room, accessed by invitation and personal key, for up to 7 days. A new round erases earlier stories and votes. No access to keyboard data, clipboard or other apps; no screenshot is requested or stored. Sharing your own copy elsewhere is optional.

Answers stay on this page and disappear when you close or reload it. For 30 days, your device keeps only a reminder of questions and endings already shown, to vary the rounds. No names are requested; no answers or cards are sent to the server. Sharing happens only when you choose it.

The microphone starts only when requested. Reversal happens on your device; only one five-second clip per person and round is sent to the room. Private access within 24 hours, no public feed. Copies already downloaded or shared cannot be withdrawn.

The challenge stores scored timings and results in the room. Practice tests stay on your device. Previous games retain texts already submitted.

For 2–10 players. Open the link and complete four questions whenever you can; others need not be online. Everyone gets the same objects and answers. Each correct answer earns one point: your result shows how many you got right out of 4. Wrong answers and passes earn zero. There is no writing stage. Resume unanswered questions, but submitted answers cannot change. Answers and rankings appear when all expected places have finished, at the scheduled closing time, or when the organiser closes the challenge. Unfinished attempts receive no ranking or forfeit. Fewer than two complete attempts means no forfeit.

Cleanup is triggered by later requests, at most every five minutes, in small batches. Expired data may therefore await physical removal.

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