The attention exchange
Get roasted by strangers. Honestly.
Post your thing. Strangers look for a measured moment, give a verdict and one line you can quote. You get the verdict page and a card worth posting.
- Any public link
- Roast theirs to earn
- Sign up when you post
Post itStrangers roast itPost the card
Three steps. No maze.
Post it
A link, a menu item, a print, a store page — the kind decides the question strangers answer.
Strangers roast it
Once our clock says they've looked, each gives a verdict chip and one honest line. A rushed one is refused.
Post the card
You get the verdict page and the share card. Then roast theirs: a roaster earns 9 of the 12 tokens each roast costs.
How deep do you want it?
Roast
You pay 12 · a roaster earns 9 per roast
A verdict and one honest line from each stranger, after they've looked. The default, and the one that makes the card.
Quick take
You pay 4 · a surfer earns 3 per quick take
Just the verdict chip — cheap and fast, so you can ask a lot of strangers.
Written feedback
You pay 16 · a surfer earns 12 per response
When one line isn't enough: written answers to your questions, past the quality gate.
Of every 12 tokens you pay for a roast, a roaster earns 9 and 3 is removed as the platform sink.
What we check.
Our clock, not their word
Time on your thing is counted on our clock. A human check fires at random and pauses it until it's passed.
A rushed roast is refused
Every roast clears the clock, a verdict and a word minimum before it's paid. Rushed or copied, it's refused.
A person's words, with their name on it
A roast carries the roaster's handle and rank unless they opt out. Your “that landed” mark is the only human input that moves their score.