Your worst face
One photo, and commit to it. Half-hearted does not count.
You and your mates put in. At some point today your phones all go off at the same second. Whatever it says — fifty push-ups, a plate on your head, outside before six — you do it on camera before the clock runs out. Miss one and you are out. Last one standing takes the lot.
Play for coins or for money. Coins are the default, and they are the same game.
THE LOOP
No feed, no streaks to maintain, nothing to check every hour. It sits there doing nothing until it does not.
One stake for the whole league, in coins or euros. Everybody's goes into one pot.
Two or three times a day, at times nobody can predict. Everybody gets it at the same instant — no head starts.
Live camera only. There is no way to send something from your gallery, which is the only reason anybody can trust the result.
Miss a round and you are out. If more than one of you survives to the end, a countable finale settles it.
TWO WORLDS
Same challenges, same clock, same elimination. The only difference is what sits in the pot — and coins are what you start in.
THE CATALOGUE
Straight out of the app, not written for this page. They climb in nerve rather than in difficulty: a one is answerable from the sofa, a ten is the one your mates bring up for years.
One photo, and commit to it. Half-hearted does not count.
Wrapped round your head at least three times, hands off, and it stays up.
One clip. Whole wedge in, chewed, swallowed, and your face after.
Both shoes on, swapped, laced or fastened, standing up.
One clip: the onion, a real bite, chewed, and your face for five seconds after.
One clip, whole body in frame, at least two full waves.
One clip. Water on, you under it in your clothes, soaked through.
You, out of bed, in another room, lights on.
One clip: the arm before, the razor, and the stripe. It grows back in a fortnight and a sleeve covers it.
One clip outside the shop, in pyjamas, shop sign readable behind you.
Tracked by the app, outdoors, one continuous run.
One clip, twenty seconds, outdoors, hat or cup on the ground in front of you. Keep whatever lands in it.
THE POT
Move the numbers. This is the real arithmetic, not an example.
WHERE THE 20% GOES
10% covers what it costs to run: card fees on every stake and
every payout, the servers your proofs live on, and the people who look
at a proof when the app is not sure.
10% goes back into the app: new challenges, week after week, and
the work of making the whole thing better — because a game that stops
changing stops being played.
THE LADDER
Every league runs at most 7 days, two or three prompts a day. If more than one of you is still standing on day 7, a countable finale decides it — nobody wins by outlasting a calendar.
| LEAGUE | STAKE |
|---|---|
| Beginner | €2–€5 |
| Amateur | €2–€10 |
| Pro | €5–€25 |
| Expert | €10–€50 |
| Elite | €25–€100 |
Or build your own: your stake, your people, up to 7 days, and nobody joins after the first prompt fires.
THE QUESTION EVERYBODY ASKS
No, and the difference is not a technicality. Nothing here is decided by chance. You are not betting on an outcome — you are being asked to do something, and either you did it or you did not.
It is the same shape as playing your mate for a tenner at tennis. The money moves because somebody performed better, not because a number came up. Every challenge is something entirely within your own control, and no challenge depends on anybody else showing up or agreeing to anything.
Coins from 16. Money from 18, and only after you confirm it.
NOT OUT YET
Nothing else — no newsletter, no launch countdown, no drip.
Your address is used once, to tell you it is open. It is not readable by anybody but us, it is not sold, and one line unsubscribes you forever.