Tap any proof pic — the one pinned on the card or any picture in the comments — and it opens full-screen. No more squinting at a postage stamp trying to decide if that's really a finished marathon or a screenshot of someone else's watch.
Creators can now slap a "See it live 🔗" button on the receipts. Shipped the app? Deployed the site? Ran the run? Drop the link and let the jury click for themselves.
Links are https-only and the button never shows the raw URL. Your proof, not your pasted chaos.
JUL 16, 2026v1.13.1
The receipts are now tamper-proof
Same-day housekeeping on pics-in-comments: the server now double-checks that every attached image actually lives in our own storage — uploaded through the front door, size-checked, the works. No sneaking in pictures hosted somewhere shady.
Better yet, once a pic is on a comment it can't quietly change afterwards. What the group saw is what the group keeps seeing. Receipts should behave like receipts.
You will notice exactly nothing. That's the review we were hoping for.
JUL 16, 2026v1.13.0
Pics or it didn't happen
Comments can now carry receipts: attach a photo, a screenshot, or a reaction gif straight from your phone. One tap on the new button next to the message box, and your proof (or your mockery) is on the record.
Gifs stay animated — we don't flatten your perfectly chosen loop. Photos get shrunk down before upload so nobody's data plan files a complaint.
An image can be the whole comment. Sometimes there are no words, only a gif of a man falling off a treadmill.
JUL 14, 2026v1.12.0
We're timing ourselves now
The site now keeps score on its own loading speed — real numbers from real visits, not vibes. If the countdown page ever starts feeling sluggish, we'll know before you can type "is it just me?"
It watches routes, not you: no names, no claims, no links. Just "how fast did the page show up" — which, frankly, is the only question we want answered.
JUL 14, 2026v1.11.2
Housekeeping nobody will notice (that's the point)
If something breaks now, we actually hear about it instead of finding out from your group chat. Error reporting is live — and no, it never sees your name, your comments, or your links. We checked. Twice.
Link previews got sturdier: if the database sneezes at the exact moment a chat app asks for a preview card, it now gets the mysterious "Somebody made a bold claim." card instead of a blank error. Intrigue > breakage.
The rate limiter's little notebook of who-asked-for-what now tears out old pages instead of hoarding them forever. Riveting stuff. Your scroll finger is safe.
JUL 14, 2026v1.11.1
The bouncer showed up for work
There's always been a doorman script ready to tell anyone hammering the site "Easy there — too many requests. Give it a minute." As of today he's actually on shift: the rate limiter is wired up to a real store instead of waving everyone through.
Normal humans will never meet him. Scripts refreshing 200 times a minute absolutely will.
Everything also moved into the same neighbourhood as the database (Frankfurt), so pages come back a beat quicker. You didn't imagine it.
JUL 13, 2026v1.11.0
Releases have numbers now
Every release wears a proper version number — semver, like the grown-ups do. Features bump the middle, fixes bump the end. You're reading v1.11.0.
History got numbered too: the flag era was 0.1.0, the big rebrand earned 1.0.0, and everything since falls in line.
The finished demo cards finally show their "saw it" count like the live ones do — and Dee's sugar disaster now flexes all four reaction chips. The demo's whole job is showing off; now it does.
JUL 12, 2026v1.10.1
The emoji chips got their own row
The new deadline text was elbowing the reaction chips onto a second line on phones. Not anymore: chips get the whole top row of the footer, the date and view count share a tidy line underneath.
Bonus: with the extra room, cards now show up to four reactions instead of three — and on a screen too small for four, the row quietly trims itself rather than wrapping. One line. Always.
JUL 12, 2026v1.10.0
Deadlines on the receipts, wobble for everyone
Homepage cards now admit when the deadline is — "ends Jul 18" while there's still hope, "ended Jul 5" once history has ruled. No more squinting at a finished card wondering when it all went down.
The demo cards' emoji chips have shaken when poked since day one. Your real cards were just standing there. Fixed: every chip wobbles now, and on real cards it still counts your +1 too.
JUL 12, 2026v1.9.0
The homepage learned to tell time (and faces)
Homepage cards now show when the call was made — "Jordan · 2h" means Jordan said it two hours ago, same as on the goal page. The countdown boxes were already doing the time-left job just fine.
Your emoji face made it to the homepage cards too. The initials had a good run.
On bigger screens the goal page stretched out: the claim and the clock now get just as much room as the peanut gallery.
JUL 12, 2026v1.8.0
The link preview got a glow-up
Drop a claim in the group chat and the preview card now opens with who called it — emoji face and all. Credit where credit is due (or blame, depending).
The category badge went from whisper to billboard: solid color, readable even at smug-little-chat-bubble size.
The countdown corner now shows the actual deadline date too, so a week-old share can't lie to you about how many days are left.
JUL 11, 2026v1.7.0
Small stuff you kept tripping over
The goal page finally has a way home — the wordmark up top takes you back. You were never actually trapped, but it sure felt like it.
Your emoji face now sticks to your comments and your claims. Initials were fine; your 🦄 is better.
Tap "x views" and get an actual chart: dots, days, a soft glow of a fill, and the busiest day flexing its number.
Dark/light toggle now shows up on the changelog, privacy, and new-claim pages too. Consistency: it's a thing now.
JUL 11, 2026v1.6.0
Your cards caught up with the demo
Live goals on the homepage now wear the full countdown — days, hours, minutes, seconds, ticking guilt.
Real reaction chips on every card. Tap one to pile on another 🔥 without even opening the goal.
"8 watching" grew up into "8 saw it" — a real number now, receipts included. The demo cards say it too.
JUL 11, 2026v1.5.0
The front page knows you now
Once you've called something — or opened a friend's link — the homepage swaps the demo cards for the real thing: YOUR CALLS and WATCHING, receipts included.
Swipe a watched call away (there's an Undo, relax) or swipe right to pin the drama you refuse to miss. Your own calls can't be swiped into denial.
It all lives on your device. No account, no cloud, same as everything else here.
And credit where it's due: this one was Calory's call. They called it, we delivered. 🏆
JUL 10, 2026v1.4.2
No takebacks means no takebacks
A verdict is final the microsecond it locks — two browsers racing the clock can't flip it anymore, and no vote sneaks in as the gavel falls.
Browsers in witness protection (cookies fully blocked) get the page instead of an apology screen — votes and comments work for the visit, they just don't remember you tomorrow.
JUL 10, 2026v1.4.1
One thing moves
Each scene now animates exactly one thing — the pencil, the brush, the blinking cursor. Your eye goes straight to it.
The paint stroke, the ink line, and the code hold still like they're supposed to. Finished work doesn't fidget.
JUL 10, 2026v1.4.0
Ten kinds of big talk
Five new claim categories: Money, Food, Travel, Quit it, and Sports — because your bad predictions deserve better labels.
Every category now has its own little animated scene. Yes, even "Other". Especially "Other".
Type "no more takeout" and the form files it under Quit it before you can chicken out.
JUL 10, 2026v1.3.1
Sweating the small stuff
Pick a category on the claim form and its little scene animates a preview — no more surprises.
Fat-finger friendly: every tiny button now has a proper thumb-sized tap area.
Goal pages show a skeleton while they load instead of a blank stare.
Screen readers now hear which comment a react button belongs to, not just "react" six times.
If a page trips over itself, the sorry-screen looks like us and offers a retry.
JUL 9, 2026v1.3.0
The gavel drops itself
Verdicts lock themselves now: when time runs out, the majority rules — no button, no mercy.
Nobody voted? The clock parks at 00:00:00 and the creator gets to call it themselves. Scout's honor.
The demo cards on the front page wink back — poke an emoji and it shakes.
The logo stopped changing sizes between pages, and 'Sam · 2d' stays on one line on your phone.
JUL 9, 2026v1.2.1
Reads better in the daylight
Light mode finally got its contrast sorted — the verdict, the badges, and the believe/doubt buttons are legible now, not just vibes.
Long, rambling, no-spaces goal titles stay inside the lines on your phone.
Copy-link owns up when your browser blocks the clipboard, instead of pretending it worked.
Quieter plumbing: tighter limits on spam and locked-down photo uploads, so the group chat stays the group chat.
JUL 5, 2026v1.2.0
The jury is in session
The jury: believe 🙌 or doubt 🧢 while the clock is still running — change your vote until the deadline, then find out who read the room.
The receipts: tap the animation card to flip it; creators can pin a progress pic 📸.
See who's watching — real faces on the page, not just a number.
Comments glow on hover and long chats fold up sooner.
This page, the privacy page, and a back-to-top button for the long scrolls.
JUL 4, 2026v1.1.0
A face and a pulse
We have a logo: the little bubble that always delivers.
Share menu — straight to WhatsApp, X, or the copy button.
Zone mode: take a goal fullscreen.
Verdict screens got a heartbeat: bumping timers, wiggling buttons, and the celebration replays every visit.
LIVE pulses; settled goals read 🏆 CALLED IT or 🌮 BLEW IT at a glance.
JUL 3, 2026v1.0.0
Called it.
Big Flag grew up and rebranded: dark, flat, violet, fast.
New landing, claim form, goal page, verdict, and name picker.
Links pasted in the chat unfurl into a proper poster.
JUNE 2026v0.1.0
The flag era 🚩
Goals with deadlines and shareable links — no accounts, ever.
Live countdown, reactions, comment threads, verdict votes, and confetti where deserved.