Obviously

One claim a day. Answer honestly, guess what % of people said yes, and watch the gap open. Then ask your group chat — Circles shows what YOUR people said.

Everyone thinks they know what's normal. Once a day, find out.

Obviously is the daily game of one claim, two taps, and one surprising truth. Every day brings a single statement — "I talk to myself out loud when I'm alone." First answer honestly: true for you, or not? Then slide to your guess: what % of people said yes? Lock it in and watch the gap open between what you guessed and what people REALLY answered.

HOW IT WORKS • One claim a day — twenty seconds, start to finish • Tap 1: your honest answer (never scored, never shown — it just joins the tally) • Slide: guess what % of people said yes • The reveal: the real number, your accuracy, and how you rank against everyone playing today

YOU'RE NOT ALONE The payoff isn't being right — it's finding out you're not the only one. 82% re-read their own texts. 74% rehearse phone calls. Whatever you quietly do, odds are most people quietly do it too. And when you're in the minority? Proud minority.

CIRCLES — PLAY WITH YOUR PEOPLE Make a circle for your group chat, your family, your team. Everyone answers the same daily claim, and you see YOUR group's tally: "5 of 8 said yes." Always anonymous — just the count, never who said what. The global number is interesting; your group's number is the conversation.

BUILD YOUR STREAK Playing keeps your streak alive. No wrong answers, no losing — just come back tomorrow.

START INSTANTLY No account, no sign-up, no onboarding. Open the app and today's claim is right there. Create an account only if you want your streak saved across devices.

SHARE THE GAP Share the day's fact with your guess riding along, plus a Wordle-style grid of how close you've been all week. The fact travels; your score tags along.

HOW NORMAL ARE YOU? Your honest answers quietly build your profile: how often are you with the majority — and how often are you gloriously untypical?

Play Obviously daily and discover the gap between who we are and who we think we are.