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Popular Guess Only
Don’t guess the right answer. Guess the popular one.
6 followers
Don’t guess the right answer. Guess the popular one.
6 followers
Popular Guess Only is a daily crowd-guessing game. Each day, everyone gets the same question, such as "Name a fruit" or "What do people drink in the morning?" You get one guess, then the board reveals what other players said. The closer your answer is to the crowd’s most popular answers, the more points you earn. Land in the top three to keep your streak alive. No trivia knowledge. No fixed correct answer. Just one question, one guess, and your ability to predict everyone else.




Hi Product Hunt!
I’m excited to launch Popular Guess Only, a daily guessing game built around a simple question: Can you predict what everyone else will say?
Every day, players get one prompt and one blind guess. After submitting, they see a live “survey says” board showing how the crowd answered. Popular guesses score more points, and guesses in the top three extend your streak.
The idea came from combining the anticipation of a daily puzzle with the social tension of trying to match a group. There is no single correct answer. A technically valid answer can still be a terrible guess if nobody else thought of it.
How it works:
1. Read the daily prompt.
2. Submit one answer.
3. See where your answer landed on the crowd board.
4. Earn points based on your rank.
5. Return tomorrow and try to keep your streak alive.
You can play without creating an account. Accounts are optional if you want to preserve your streak across devices and use features like Google Sign-In and account security controls.
Popular Guess Only also includes:
• A new question every day
• One guess per player per day
• Live crowd rankings
• Rank-based scoring
• Top-three streaks
• Shareable result cards
• A history of previous questions and final boards
• Mobile-first gameplay
• Optional reminders for the next question
I’d love feedback on the prompts, scoring, streak system, and the moments where the game feels surprisingly competitive.
Try it, share your result, and tell me: did you guess the popular answer, or just the answer you personally liked best?