A free browser-based memory game where you recall 100 notable women—without autocomplete or spoilers. Play Classic, Blitz, Deep Cuts, or the Daily Mosaic; see your answers form a memory portrait across culture, science, sport, public life, and change; then compare times on the leaderboard or pass the mic in a 45-second relay.
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Hi Product Hunt! I built Name 100 Women around a deceptively simple prompt: how many women can you name from memory? The aim is a quick, replayable challenge that makes the gaps in our cultural recall visible without turning the experience into a lecture.
There is no autocomplete or answer list during a round—just your memory, the clock, and instant validation. Beyond the Classic 100-name challenge, you can try short Blitz and Deep Cuts rounds, a daily themed mosaic, a leaderboard, and a 45-second pass-the-mic relay for playing together.
I would love to hear which mode you enjoy most, how far you get, and which fields you think deserve a future Daily Mosaic.
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gave it a try last night and genuinely got stuck on a few names in deep cuts, which felt like the whole point. love how the portrait fills in as you remember more, makes the wins feel really concrete.
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Played the Daily Mosaic and loved how the answers slowly painted a picture of who these women were. The no-autocomplete rule actually makes you think, which is the whole point.
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Tried the Deep Cuts mode and was stumped faster than expected, but that made the leaderboard attempt oddly motivating. Love how the portrait fills in as you remember.
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the no autocomplete rule is such a smart call, honestly it forces you to actually recall instead of just guessing letters which is basically the whole point. the memory portrait at the end sounds like a really lovely touch too
gave it a try last night and genuinely got stuck on a few names in deep cuts, which felt like the whole point. love how the portrait fills in as you remember more, makes the wins feel really concrete.
Played the Daily Mosaic and loved how the answers slowly painted a picture of who these women were. The no-autocomplete rule actually makes you think, which is the whole point.
Tried the Deep Cuts mode and was stumped faster than expected, but that made the leaderboard attempt oddly motivating. Love how the portrait fills in as you remember.
the no autocomplete rule is such a smart call, honestly it forces you to actually recall instead of just guessing letters which is basically the whole point. the memory portrait at the end sounds like a really lovely touch too