Geojam – a daily music and geography game
Wordle-style daily game but with music videos — fun novelty, no staying power.

Instead of swiping, you drop a point on an X/Y pad where X=certainty and Y=resonance; matching the crowd updates a persistent 'intuition' score — neat reframing of social capital as prediction skill. The interface is intentionally minimal and playful, but the real test is adoption: cold-start, bot manipulation and moderation could make or break the mechanic.
Casual social-media users, gamers who like lightweight prediction mechanics, product/UX experimenters and attention-economy researchers
The closer your guess is to the crowd’s evolving consensus (which is itself based on others’ guesses), the higher your score. These scores then aggregate into your intuition level - a metric that allows content consumers to be compared.
The idea is to turn the current passive scrolling state of social media into a prediction game where users can compete for social capital through prediction skill rather than content production alone.
Wordle-style daily game but with music videos — fun novelty, no staying power.
Marries motion, reflex and cognitive mini-games (shake, tilt maze, memory match, typing, reaction grid) with per-alarm difficulty and widgets so dismissing the alarm actually requires deliberate input. The app is offline/no-account and has a clean, focused UI, but it's tackling a crowded niche (Alarmy and similar apps exist) — to stand out it needs a genuinely novel mission or evidence it changes wake-up behavior.
Frame-accurate video scrubbing via scroll position, but it's a single-effect demo, not a reusable library.
Yet another sports Wordle clone when Sportsle and Immaculate Grid already exist.
Opus Clip clone with viral scoring. Crowded category, no real edge.
Wordle variant using binary search mechanics for letter-by-letter alphabet feedback.