Normish: Guess the Crowd

Normish is a two-minute daily game with one job: guess what other people privately answered.

Every day, five short questions. For each one:

1. Answer honestly. Your answer is private — it just joins the anonymous count.
2. Guess what percent of everyone said yes.
3. Set your confidence: claim a tight Sharp range for big points, or Hedge when unsure.

Then the reveal: the real number slides onto the axis, and you find out how well you actually read the room.

WHY IT'S HARD People reliably assume others think like they do — psychologists call it the false-consensus effect. Normish measures that bias on your own play and builds your bias profile over time: do you overestimate how much people agree with you? By how much?

REAL ANSWER KEYS, HONESTLY SOURCED Until enough players have answered a question, it's scored against a real published survey — source, year, and sample size shown right on the reveal. Once the live player count is big enough, the key switches to the room and tells you it did.

WHAT'S IN A DAILY ROOM • Four yes/no crowd reads and one group-gap read ("how many points higher for women than men?") • A score out of 750 you can always reconstruct — no black box • Your percentile against today's real players • A one-line read on your bias, accumulated day after day • A streak to keep, and a countdown to the next room • A challenge to send a friend — it leads with the question and hides the answer, so they have to play before they can judge you

FREE. NO ADS. NO ACCOUNTS. NO TRACKING. The daily game is free, whole, and clean. Your bias profile lives on your device. Optional Normish Plus adds practice rooms, full history, deeper stats, and streak repair.

Two minutes a day. Find out when your model of the room is wrong.