Social psychology · party-first
Crowd Compass
Answer independently, see an anonymous room distribution, then decide whether to revise before the objective reveal.
Solo play · Easy
Crowd Compass
Answer independently, compare the anonymous distribution, then optionally revise before the reveal.
Private first answer
How many squares are on a standard chessboard?
Your answer locks before any example distribution appears.
Party round structure
How it works in a room
- 1. Answer privately
The first answer locks before any social information appears.
- 2. See anonymous aggregates
Only counts, ranges, centres, or consensus order are shown—not who chose what.
- 3. Revise and reveal
A revision is stored separately, then the reviewed answer and explanation appear.
Read results narrowly
What the result does not mean
One estimate or revision does not rank intelligence, judgement, rationality, personality, or social influence. Party points apply only inside that room.
Accessible comparison
Accessibility
- ✓ Numeric, choice, and ranking controls support keyboard use.
- ✓ Distribution charts include counts and text summaries.
- ✓ Meaning never depends on colour alone.
- ✓ Reduced motion removes animated chart transitions.
Crowd Compass FAQ
Are demo responses real?
No. They are labelled illustrative examples. Real room distributions contain only actual submitted answers.
Can I see who chose an answer?
Not during the distribution reveal. Answers remain anonymous until the final reveal, and identities appear only if the host setting permits it.
Are family prompts personal?
No. Family mode excludes politics, identity, health, money, relationships, and personal-value prompts.
Does changing earn points?
Only objective improvement can add revision points. Changing merely because the distribution changed earns nothing by itself.
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