Scorewit is a free daily World Cup trivia game. Six questions a day, Wordle-style, spoiler-free to share, with a streak to defend. Plus a Today tab (fixtures, head-to-head, pick'em) and a My Team hub. The difference: no question is hand-written or AI-generated — every fact is computed from public match records, verified, and linked to its source. Trivia you can actually fact-check. No install, no account.
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Hey Product Hunt — maker here. I built Scorewit because I kept hitting trivia that was confidently wrong with no way to check it. So Scorewit doesn't hand-write or AI-generate any questions: a pipeline computes each fact from public-domain match records, verifies it, and links every answer to its source. It's trivia you can fact-check — and I'd love for you to try to catch one that's wrong.
It's free, no install, no account: scorewit.com. I'm here all day — tell me what's confusing, what's missing, and especially any fact you think is off. Thanks for taking a look.
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Finally tried it this morning and the fact-checked angle really shines, you can tap any answer and see exactly which match it came from. Six questions feels like the right size for a coffee break.
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@kambertugc66753 Thank you, this made my morning. The source-link on every answer is the whole reason I built it, trivia you can actually check. And yeah, six is meant to be a coffee break, not a rabbit hole. If you ever spot an answer that looks off, tell me, catching a wrong one is fair game.
Finally tried it this morning and the fact-checked angle really shines, you can tap any answer and see exactly which match it came from. Six questions feels like the right size for a coffee break.
@kambertugc66753 Thank you, this made my morning. The source-link on every answer is the whole reason I built it, trivia you can actually check. And yeah, six is meant to be a coffee break, not a rabbit hole. If you ever spot an answer that looks off, tell me, catching a wrong one is fair game.