Call the UploadThe prediction game YouTube never built
Call the
upload.
Your favourite creator is about to post. Call the title, the topic and the words before they do. Three AIs are calling it too. When the video drops, everyone gets scored in minutes. Beat the machines. Top the leaderboard.
Free. No account. No money, no bets. Just bragging rights.
The AIs think the next title is
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How a round works
A video drops
We read what the creator talked about and their history: how they write titles, when they post, what they come back to. A new round opens on their next upload.
Everyone calls it
Fans lock in calls: ALERT in the title or not, which country, which topic, which words, and a guess at the whole title. DeepSeek, Mistral and Grok lock theirs too, with their reasons.
Locked and fingerprinted
Every round is sealed with a timestamp and a fingerprint before the upload, and every fan pick is stamped by the server. Nobody can change a call after the video is out. Not us, not the AIs.
Scored in minutes
The moment the video goes up, the round is scored automatically. Who called it, who missed, the closest title, and the big one: did the fans beat the AI?
Why you will be back tomorrow
Beat all three AIs, then do it again. Streaks show next to your name for everyone to see.
Every round adds up. The best fans of each channel own the leaderboard, round after round.
Closest title guess of the round gets called out on the page. Word for word has happened before. It will happen again.
The moment you call it, see how every other fan called it, and what each AI said and why.
Lock your calls, send the challenge. Settle it when the video drops.
The crowd plays as one team too: the most-picked call on each question, against the machines. Every new fan makes the team smarter.
For creators
Your audience already guesses what you will post next. This turns that into a game with a scoreboard, on your channel, every upload.
Every upload becomes an event
Fans show up before you post to make their calls, and come straight back when it drops to see who called it. That is a reason to watch on day one, every time.
Your comments catch fire
"Called it." "No way it starts with ALERT." Predictions start arguments, and arguments are engagement. Fans who play are fans who comment.
A segment that writes itself
"Three AIs tried to predict my video" is a ready-made video, short or community post. Every round hands you the material: what the machines guessed, how wrong they were, which fan nailed it.
Know what your audience expects
See what your fans expect before you post: the topic, the place, the words. Then see how your video landed against it. Surprise them or give them what they want, on purpose.
A sponsor slot on every round
"This round is brought to you by..." A clean, native placement your sponsors can buy, seen by your most engaged fans at the moment they are most engaged.
Zero work for you
We build your page from your public uploads and run every round automatically. You add one line to your description. That is it.
Fan page
FreeAn unofficial page fans can play on, built from your public uploads. Removed the same day if you ask.
Creator
from $99/moYour page, your branding, your own questions, a sponsor slot, recap cards to post after every round, and your monthly audience-expectation report.
First 2 weeks freeBig channels and networks
from $300/moSeveral channels, your own domain, sponsor management and priority support. Talk to us.
Claim your channel, or tell us who to add
Creators: we will set up your free two-week pilot. Fans: tell us which channel you want to call next.
Straight answers
Is this betting?
No. There is no money in and no money out, ever. It is a game of skill with a leaderboard.
Is it official?
Fan pages are unofficial and independent. A creator can claim their page and make it official, or ask us to take it down.
Do you judge what creators say?
Never. Every question is about what the creator will do next, never whether they are right.
Can anyone cheat?
Rounds are fingerprinted before the upload, and every fan pick is stamped by our server. Picks stamped after the video is out are thrown away before scoring.