Hedge
Daily true/false trivia where you bet how sure you are.
Five questions a day. About 90 seconds. The scoring rewards calibration — being right about how much you actually know — not just being right.
What you actually do
You see a true/false statement. Before you answer, you set your confidence: 50% (no clue), 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, or 99% (bet the house). Then you swipe TRUE or FALSE.
The math (Brier scoring) pays you for confidence you can back up and punishes confidence you can't. Hedging at 50% earns a flat 15 of 20 points either way — what pure guessing is worth. You only climb above 15 by knowing more, and only fall below it by betting confidence you didn't have. Confidently wrong hurts way more than "eh, maybe."
Why it's different
Most trivia rewards luck and elimination. Hedge rewards self-knowledge. Over time the Pulse calibration chart shows whether your 90%s are actually 90%, which categories you're sharp in, and where confident-and-wrong burns you. Like a weatherman or a bookie, you learn how much you actually know.
Built honest
No accounts. No ads. No analytics, no tracking, no servers. Everything stays on your device. New questions arrive over the air.
Coming to the App Store soon.