Now on v0.5.0 alpha

Changelog

What changed in each version of Wisdom of the Chat. The newest is at the top.

v0.5.0 2026-09-27CURRENT

A much bigger question pool: 140 questions across 15 categories, including Film & TV, Music, Geography & places, Food & drink, Animals & nature, Space & science, History, World records, Money & prices and After Dark.
Every question now tells chat exactly what to answer in, like "Answer in millions of hours" or "Answer with the number of islands".

Bigger "Type in Chat" prompt and answer examples, easier to read on stream.
The result banner sits in the middle of the board, larger, away from camera corners. Click it to hide it.

"Signed in as" indicator above the question, with a light that shows when chat is connected.
The Your guess box pulses while the timer runs until the streamer has guessed.

Clearer Sign in & settings button that shows it opens a menu.
Rounds can only start once you've signed in with Twitch and your chat is connected.
Chat reconnects on its own when you reload the page.

Spot on names on the result banner for anyone who guessed the exact answer, streamer included. If nobody did, it shows the closest chatters and how far off they were.
Auto reveal: the Reveal button counts down (15s by default) and reveals the answer on its own. Change or turn it off in Host.
Sign out of Twitch button in Host. It cancels the sign-in with Twitch and removes it from your browser.
Privacy, Security and Terms pages, plus this changelog, linked in the footer.
Version tag in the footer.
Contact line: questions, ideas, bugs and question suggestions go to hello@wotc.stream.

The crowd wisdom score now sits in a tab next to the Galton board, so the page is shorter and cleaner.
Cloudflare no longer stores request logs for the site.

Live at wotc.stream on Cloudflare, with HTTPS, security headers and locked-down file access.
New name: Wisdom of the Chat (WOTC).
Question pool of 33 sourced statistics in 5 categories: Human habits, Gaming, Twitch & streaming, Wikipedia and Classics.
Crowd wisdom score, based on the Diversity Prediction Theorem.
The scale zooms to fit chat's answers. Outliers are parked at the edges.
Chat shows while the timer runs, then fades away as everyone flies onto the scale.
Demo chatters, available only to the game's owner.

First prototype: chat answers land on a scale with their profile pictures, chat's average takes on the streamer, and a Galton board shows the spread.