How it works

Four moves. One clock. No edits.

01

Upload

Your slip is your entry. No slip, no seat — which kills the lurker who reads the room and claims he had it after.

02

Timer

You set the window. Nobody sees a running tally while it runs, so the first ten votes can't write the rest.

03

Reveal

At zero every slip opens simultaneously. Nothing is editable, nothing is withdrawable, everything is timestamped.

04

Dispersion

Where the room clustered, where it split, and which minority turned out to be right. That's the product.

Why sealed

A visible tally anchors every late vote to the early ones. Sealed slips let the room's actual belief show up as dispersion, not consensus theater. The gap between what people believed and what they thought everybody else believed is the only interesting number on the page.

WHAT IT ISN'T

Not a pick service

We don't hand you a play. We hand you the room reading the play.

WHAT IT ISN'T

Not a leaderboard

Win-rate rankings reward volume and cowardice. We rank by minority hits.

WHAT IT ISN'T

Not a chatroom

There's no group DM writing everyone's slip in real time. Slips are sealed on entry.

Worked example — a small NBA board

BOS at MIA opens with a 30-minute clock. Twelve people file slips. The room can't see any of them. At tip-off the clock hits zero and every slip lands at once.

  • Cluster: 9 slips took BOS -3.5. The room agreed.
  • Spread: confidence ran 0.48 to 0.83. The room agreed on side, not on strength.
  • Minority: 3 slips took MIA +3.5. Two of them landed at confidence 0.71.
  • Result: MIA covers by 4. The minority hit is the entire story of the board.
Frequently asked
Can I change my slip?
No. Sealed means sealed. That's the whole product.
Can I see who else is on the board?
Only after reveal. Before that you know it exists and nothing else.
What if I miss the clock?
You're out. Late slips don't count and don't get displayed.
The five rules
  1. Seal before you talk.
  2. The clock is neutral.
  3. Every slip is attributable at reveal.
  4. No pick is a pick — you're out of the board.
  5. Minority hits weigh more than crowd wins.
The math on your gap
gap        = your_confidence - room_median_confidence
signature  = sign(gap) * hit_rate_on_that_side
minority_hit_score = (1 - room_share_on_your_side) * hit