01 / How to play
How does Crowdict work?
Every Daily has ten questions, with thirty seconds to respond to each. You might be asked to name a bird, a city or a food. Type one answer that fits, then see how it scores. Everyone gets the same Daily questions, and a new set arrives at local midnight.
Unlike a quiz with just one correct choice, a question can have many valid answers. Your scoring choice changes which ones earn more points.
02 / Scoring
What are Crowd and Rare modes?
Crowd
Think like the crowd. Common valid answers earn more points.
Rare
Look beyond the obvious. Rarer valid answers earn more points.
Both modes use the same Daily questions and keep their scores separate. Scores are based on prepared estimates of answer popularity, not a live count of players.
03 / Ways to play
How can I play Crowdict?
Play today’s ten questions in Crowd or Rare, on your own or with friends.
Keep playing beyond the Daily in Crowd or Rare, in runs of 10, 20 or endless length.
Start a live party with a room code, or share a challenge for friends to play later.
Change the setting of your Daily game and explore questions from different topics.
Want to compare scores? Visit the Daily leaderboard.
04 / Our story
The story behind Crowdict
Crowdict starts with a simple idea: a question becomes more fun when there is more than one way to answer it. The daily game brings people together around the same questions, with room to follow the crowd or think differently.
It began at noillirk.com, where only one kind of answer could win: the one most people would give. Players wanted the opposite too—the valid answer almost nobody thinks of. So we rebuilt it as one game with two ways to score, and the Daily, Unlimited and parties now let you choose Crowd or Rare.
The new name holds both ideas. Crowd + predict: guess what everyone will say. Crowd + verdict: let the crowd decide whether your answer is common or rare. It’s also easier to say, spell and share.
Crowdict is a GuessPark game. We’re building it around the pleasure of discovering what people have in common—and the surprising ways they think differently.
05 / Good to know
More about Crowdict
Is Crowdict free to play?
Yes. You can play in your browser on a phone or computer without an account.
When does the Daily reset?
A new set of questions arrives at midnight in your local time.
I played on noillirk.com. Is my progress here?
If you signed in there, sign in here with the same account and your history and scores come with you.
Can I suggest a question or a new stage?
Yes. Share a question idea, vote for a stage, or report a missed answer through our suggestion page.
We plan to keep exploring more stages, topics and ways to play together. Your ideas can help shape what comes next.
