Daily Guess (Hebrew: "HaNichush HaYomi") is a Hebrew news-prediction game: every morning one yes/no question drawn from the news is published, for example whether a scheduled event will happen today. You guess with one tap, collect points and a daily streak, and at 21:00 the system announces who was right. Points only, no money.
How it works
- 9:00, a new question: an automated agent picks a scheduled news event, phrases a sharp yes/no question, and publishes it along with a designed share card.
- One guess per device per day: tap yes or no and immediately see the crowd split: what percentage guessed with you and against you.
- Countdown: the page shows a live timer until resolution.
- 21:00, resolution: the system checks the predefined resolution source, settles the answer, updates points and streaks, and shows the day's winners.
- Leaderboard: an all-time table ranks players by points and streaks.
What you get
One focused question a day with no endless feed; points for correct guesses and a streak that rewards showing up every morning; a live crowd-wisdom split before resolution; quick sharing including a WhatsApp link; and a lightweight PWA that installs to the home screen. No signup: identity is per device, with just a display nickname.
Behind the scenes
The site is a single static page in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, fully data-driven, hosted on Cloudflare Pages with automatic deploys via GitHub Actions. The API runs on a Cloudflare Worker with KV storage for guesses, users, results, and the leaderboard. The daily cycle is driven by a headless agent: morning publish and evening resolution through token-protected admin endpoints. The interface is Hebrew-only and fully RTL.
Links
- Guess now: justguess.top