Guess the world record, every day. Three real records — the heaviest pumpkin, the fastest roller coaster, the longest lightning bolt — guess the number, then see how close you got, with the proof. A free daily record guessing game.
Three world records a day, one at a time. No hints and no multiple choice — just your best guess at the number.
Every answer comes with its proof — the source, and often the photo or video. You're scored on how many times off you were, so 2× too high counts the same as 2× too low.
Your day's score is the average of how far off you were — lower is better, and 1.00× is perfect. The share line names the topics, never the answers.
feats is a daily world record guessing game about the most extreme things people, animals and machines have ever done. You can't work these out with napkin maths — the fun is in how wrong your instinct turns out to be. Every answer is a real, checked record, and every reveal links to the page that proves it.
Each guess is scored by how many times off it was: guess 200 when the answer is 100 and you were 2× off. Your day is the average across all three cards. Within about 1.1× is a Bullseye; around 5× off or more is Cold — a little further out on records that are harder to guess.
Every day at midnight UTC. Everyone gets the same three records.
Governing bodies, scientific institutions, auction houses, Guinness World Records and first-hand reporting. Each one is checked against its source before it airs, and the reveal links to that source.
No. Your progress is saved in this browser.
Yes — open the menu and pick any past day from the archive.