Predict Six

Predict Six is a daily skill game that helps you practice better thinking. Each day you answer six yes-or-no questions about real-world events across six categories — Sports, Politics, Markets, Culture, Technology, and World. Your answers are scored once outcomes are confirmed. Over time, you see how accurate your judgment really is.

This is not a trivia app about facts you already know. It is a daily exercise in calibrated thinking — the same kind of forecasting practice used by professional analysts and researchers. You learn which categories you read well and which you read poorly. You build a personal record of your judgment over weeks and months.

HOW IT WORKS
Six new questions every morning
Answer Yes or No for each one
Results revealed every evening
Track your accuracy over time
Invite friends and compete together

WHY IT WORKS
Brief, satisfying, complete — the daily cycle is designed to feel like a finished ritual, not an endless feed
Two notifications per day — morning to start your set, evening to see results
No infinite scroll, no manipulation, no dark patterns
Free, with no in-app purchases required to use the core experience

FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE
Daily knowledge games like Wordle, Connections, and the NYT Mini Crossword
Critical thinking and decision-making practice
Comparing their judgment with friends in private groups
Tracking their personal growth in measurable ways

ABOUT POINTS
Predict Six uses a simple points system to score your performance. Points have no monetary value and cannot be exchanged for anything outside the app. They are an internal score that tracks how consistently you show up and how often your judgment is right. Think of them like the score in a crossword puzzle or the streak count in a language-learning app.

ABOUT GROUPS
Compare your judgment with friends in private groups. See who reads each category best. No public leaderboards, no strangers, no comparison you didn’t opt into.

Predict Six is built by a small team that believes the best apps are anticipated, not addictive. Two minutes a day. Then you’re done. Come back tomorrow.